This inclusive play group welcomes people of all abilities, all ages, alongside a parent or caregiver for free play as well as semi-structured activities designed to build essential life skills. Our skilled facilitators create a safe, accepting space where every individual can practice making friends, taking turns, expressing feelings, and navigating social situations at their own pace. Parents connect with a supportive community while learning practical strategies to reinforce skills at home.

Programs are designed to help adults with additional needs develop meaningful connections, build essential life skills, and discover the joy of being themselves.

We have had a lot of fun hosting parties, dances, and cooking classes where the focus is on connection and community.

We are currently taking participants for Cooking & Connection in June 2026! Click below to learn more and register.

A space to connect, breathe, and bring your unfinished projects.

This group is for adult women with ADHD, Autism, OCD, etc. who want a place that gets them. We will talk honestly about life, share strategies that work (and ones that don't), and build community with other women who understand.

Bring yourself. Bring your knitting, your half-done painting, your boring paperwork. All of it is welcome here. Facilitated by Into Inclusion's clinicians with peer support built in.

Stay tuned for our next group!

1:1 and Small Group Coaching: Executive Functioning + Meaningful Action

Whether you're navigating school, work, relationships, or just the daily logistics of being a human, our coaching helps you build practical skills for the day-to-day — and connects them to what actually matters to you.

We blend two evidence-based approaches:

• Executive functioning support — planning, task initiation, organization, time management, follow-through, and self-monitoring

• Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) — a values-based framework for moving toward what matters

Two formats:

• 1:1 virtual or in person coaching — fully personalized to your goals, pace, and preferred tools

• Small group coaching — connect with others working on similar things, with structured skill-building and peer support

Coaching is led by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst with specialized training in ACT and executive functioning frameworks.

Curious if it's a fit? Fill out the “Get in Touch” form below and we will be in touch to set up a free 20-minute introductory call.

Join our age, interest, and ability curated social skill classes! Here we break down the components of connection so every learner can build the skills to initiate and maintain peer relationships. We utilize shared interests to develop each participant’s ability to communicate and connect!

All abilities welcome. (Registration for classes pending available similar age, interest and ability peers).

Love something deeply? Join a club focused on what you're passionate about! Whether it's rolling dice in Dungeons & Dragons, exploring technology and coding, bringing characters to life through theater, or creating visual art, these clubs offer structured opportunities to dive deep into beloved topics alongside like-minded peers. Guided by knowledgeable facilitators, participants build community, develop skills, and experience the pride of expertise in a supportive, accepting environment.

Our Spring D&D clubs have ended. Stay tuned for more offerings!

Connect with other parents of neurodivergent children. Learn practical strategies from a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. We cover topics like supporting your child's needs, positive behavior approaches, working with schools and services, and taking care of yourself. Join our nurturing space to share, learn, and lean on your community.

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 Peer support for brothers and sisters of individuals with autism and other disabilities. 

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Does your child struggle to prioritize tasks, follow schedules, and complete schoolwork? Our multi-faceted executive functioning class will focus on practical goals through game-based learning. Students will develop their ability to problem solve, fulfill responsibilities at home and school, and develop self-advocacy skills to use across environments.

For ages 10-18. All abilities welcome. (Registration for classes and clubs pending available similar-age and ability peers)

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