NN exists as an empowering ecosystem that is specifically for nd-identifying students and graduates. 

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  • We provide tools, strategies, and a neuro-affirming community
  • We love your brain!
  • We nurture and leverage self-discovery to magnify your talents

All specifically designed for and by neurodistinct students and graduates.

Neurokin Network

At Neurokin Network, we’re tossing the script and creating something completely different.

This is a space where you’ll find connection, understanding, and co-created solutions, as well an invitation to be part of the design and direction of Neurokin Network!

With you on board, you're part of a community that's about celebrating strengths, respecting needs and creating a new and inclusive culture. Oh, and along the way, we'll begin dismantling what is outdated and toxic. Coz, it's time, yes?

    COMMUNITY FEATURES

    Community Video Chats

    Weekly video chats available: Drop-In (ask Marina anything), Body Doubling (join a friendly group for 1 hour of inspired work), and, a Secret Session to be revealed...!

    Community Co-Creation

    We're all in this together! Let's have fun creating and designing our community collectively. Monthly deep dives and play dates.

    Self-Assessment Tools

    Guided, Grounded and Growing: Identify Your Strengths Quiz
    Embark on a journey of self-discovery with our insightful quiz!  Where do your true strengths lie?

      WHAT THIS MEANS FOR YOU

      Actual Community

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      Have you always wanted to 'change the world'? This is a co-created community built around inclusion and shared experiences. It’s a chance to meet and collaborate with others who 'get it' as well as be a founding member of a cultural transformation for our kin.


      Tangible Tools

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      Weekly neuro-affirming  community events (drop-in hours, body doubling, and a secret third thing) that are encouraging, fun and useful. The focus is on sustainability, well-being, and strategies that make sense for you.

      Safe to Experiment

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      We're all experimenting! NN offers a supportive environment to try out new ideas, explore different approaches, and reflect. It’s a place where mistakes are seen as learning opportunities, and you’re encouraged to grow at your own pace.

      Neurokin Network

      Creating pathways, together.

        VALUES


        • Economic Justice
        • Kindness
        • Creativity
        • Curiosity
        • ND Culture

        Exclusive Price

        Join now as a founding member and your fee will be fixed for life.

        Free month's membership!

        Enjoy your first month free in a private community space for neurodivergent students and graduates. Connect with like-minded peers, access free resources, explore possibilities!


          Ask about: Confident Steps

          A neuro-affirming Self-Discovery Programme for Neurodivergent Graduates. A 4 week personalised pilot course.

            Ask Marina - book a chat

            What people say about working with Marina/their courses and programmes:

            Neurodiverse people need to feel seen and understood. We need to feel confident within ourselves about our strength and to see our differences as a positive thing to be able to survive the world after graduation. This course is a way to support all of those people.

            Krista Goalby

            Past Student

            I have trained with some of the world’s leading coaches including working with Tony Robbins and undertaking Mastery University, and I have found working with Marina more effective than any of the other coaching and training I have undertaken. I recommend Marina warmly if you are at a place where you know you need to make a shift and move forward in any area of your life.

            Sue Haworth

            Past Student

            Marina is a warm, heart-full presence who creates a space for you unravel and find your way back to the true you. Go FOR IT and feel your life open out.

            Maxine Rayner

            Past Student