An extraordinary collection of neuroaffirming learning resources is now available for just £49, with additional support available for those who may struggle with the cost. We're delighted to share this opportunity with the Waymakers Cambridge community.
At Waymakers Cambridge CIC, we believe in the power of community, shared knowledge and supporting one another through difficult times. We also believe that families, educators and practitioners deserve access to thoughtful, genuinely neuroaffirming resources that respect autonomy, difference and lived experience.
So we're particularly pleased to share an initiative that brings these values together.
A wonderful group of Autistic advocates, educators, researchers, therapists and practitioners from around the world have collaborated to create The Ultimate Collection of Neuroaffirming Resources.
The collection has been brought together to support Kieran Rose, widely known as The Autistic Advocate, and his family during a period when Kieran is unable to work.
Kieran's advocacy, writing and educational work have helped countless people deepen their understanding of Autistic experience, challenge harmful assumptions and move towards more respectful, affirming approaches.
Now, the community is coming together to support him and his family in return.
What's included in the collection?
The collection brings together more than 40 resources, valued at over £500, available for £49 (plus any applicable taxes).
These include ebooks, webinars, courses, workbooks, guides and practical toolkits exploring a wide range of subjects relevant to Neurodivergent people, their families and those who support them.
Topics include:
Autistic identity, masking and unmasking
PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance/Persistent Drive for Autonomy)
Nervous system regulation and sensory experiences
Communication, autonomy and relationships
Neuroaffirming education and support
Interoception and understanding internal experiences
Mental health, wellbeing and fluctuating capacity
Supporting Neurodivergent children and young people
What makes this collection particularly valuable is its emphasis on understanding Neurodivergent experiences from the inside, rather than approaching difference as something to correct, manage or overcome.
For those of us committed to consent-based learning, self-directed education and respectful relationships, there is much here that resonates with the values we hold at Waymakers.
Learning from some remarkable voices
The collection includes contributions from many respected voices in the neuroaffirming community.
Kieran Rose explores healthy lifestyles for late-identified Autistic adults, while Kelly Mahler contributes her course Less Compliance, More Interoception, encouraging a shift away from compliance-based approaches towards understanding our internal experiences.
Kristy Forbes shares her ebook Understanding and Using Declarative Language with PDA Children, exploring communication through autonomy, equity, felt safety and nervous system understanding.
Jade Farrington explores the complexities of unmasking safely, recognising that authenticity, safety and individual circumstances are deeply connected.
Other contributors include Evaleen Whelton, exploring Autistic masking; Jess Garner, supporting Autistic young people and self-acceptance; Laura Hellfeld, addressing health needs and fluctuating capacity; and Amy Laurent and Jacquelyn Fede, sharing their Energy Three Level System Regulation Plan.
These are just some of the contributors to an unusually rich collection of learning and reflection.
Why we're sharing this at Waymakers
At Waymakers Cambridge, we work alongside families who are often navigating education systems, social expectations and services that don't always understand or accommodate Neurodivergent experiences.
We know how important it is to have access to information that helps us move beyond behaviour management, compliance and deficit-based thinking.
We also know that many parents, carers and professionals are actively seeking ways to understand children and young people more deeply, build trusting relationships and create environments where everyone can feel safe, respected and accepted.
Resources like these can help us reflect on our assumptions, challenge established practices and consider different possibilities.
We're also arranging access to the collection for our Waymakers facilitators as part of their continuing professional development, helping us continue to learn and reflect on the support we offer our community.
Making the collection accessible to more families
We recognise that £49, however good the value, is not an affordable amount for every household.
Many families in our community are already managing considerable financial pressures, and access to supportive information shouldn't depend entirely on someone's ability to pay.
We're therefore especially grateful to InTune Pathways, who have been helping coordinate this initiative. Through them, it has been generously agreed that Waymakers can help families access additional financial support.
If you would benefit from this collection but the cost is a barrier, please email helen@waymakerscambridge.co.uk.
We have permission to share access to 50% or 100% bursary discounts, depending on your circumstances.
You don't need to provide a lengthy explanation or share sensitive personal information. Just let us know that affordability is an issue and that you'd like to explore supported access.
We want these resources to reach the people who will benefit from them, including those who might otherwise miss out.
Supporting Kieran and his family
All proceeds from the collection will go towards supporting Kieran, his wife Michelle and their family while Kieran is unable to work.
This initiative is a reminder of what community can look like in practice: people sharing their skills, knowledge, time and resources to support someone who has contributed so much to others.
By purchasing the collection, you're not only accessing a substantial library of neuroaffirming learning. You're also contributing to a collective act of care and solidarity.
And if purchasing isn't possible, sharing the opportunity with others who may find it useful is another meaningful way to help.
How to access the collection
The collection is available until 18 November 2026.
Price: £49 GBP (plus any applicable local taxes)
What's included: More than 40 neuroaffirming resources, valued at over £500.
Who is it for? Neurodivergent adults and young people, parents, carers, educators, facilitators, therapists and anyone interested in developing more affirming approaches.
Explore and purchase The Ultimate Collection of Neuroaffirming Resources
Need help with the cost? Email helen@waymakerscambridge.co.uk to enquire about reduced-cost or fully funded access.
A final thought
At Waymakers, we often talk about the importance of connection, belonging and creating communities in which people can be themselves. This initiative embodies those ideas beautifully.
It's about recognising the value of lived experience, making knowledge more accessible and supporting one another when life becomes difficult.
We’re thrilled to be able to share it with our Waymakers community.
With warmest wishes,
Helen Murray, Co-Directors & Designated Safeguarding Lead
Waymakers Cambridge CIC
