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Office Hours

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Time For A Shift

Sometimes one conversation can change everything. Maybe you’re managing a team and want to better meet your business goals. Maybe you’re navigating an everyday life issue and need a new approach. 

Connect with your shift in direction.

Autastic Founder Diane J. Wright offers perspective on neurodivergence built on a lifetime of masked survival and unmasked disability and racial justice advocacy. She has advised CEOs launching groundbreaking initiatives, entrepreneurs seeking a path forward, and individuals navigating their adult-identified #AuDHD journey.

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Office Hours are one-on-one exploratory conversations focused on a specific challenge.

Our focus in conversation is unsticking the stuck, unraveling the knots, and pulling back the curtains to shed light on a new way forward.

Office Hours can be an essential complementary tool for:

Managers seeking better team-building approaches or faculty working to broaden curriculum to reach more learners.

Icon: Diamond-shaped road sign with arrow indicating right turn aheadNewly identified and questioning autistic and/or ADHD individuals seeking a path that fits.

Icon: A scooter with a sidecarParents and caregivers to AuDHD youth seeking better understanding and more effective ways to meet family needs.

Office Hours are one of the ways Autastic’s resources, programs, and infrastructure are funded.

As always, a percentage of all revenue is reserved to build up our member giveback initiatives (like offering sliding scale rates to BIPOC conversation partners during Office Hours).

Autastic Founder, Diane J. Wright

As creator of Autastic and its communities, Diane has facilitated countless conversations among Autastic’s thousands of adult-identified autistic members and developed therapeutic group experiences that have changed lives.

In 2024, Diane was named the first Ford School Hawkins Family Disability Policy Fellow at the Center for Racial Justice, University of Michigan in recognition of her upcoming manuscript centering adult-identified BIPOC life.

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