Did you know that you can book a private chat with me? Whether you are a fellow Autistic person or someone who loves them, we can talk about anything! We can discuss your experience, my experience, or even tools I've learned and created and how to implement them. I am also happy to answer any questions you have about my experience being on the spectrum. Each 30-minute Private Meet Chat is $50 and will be listed on your own personal course through Skool.

When you first become part of our community, please post letting us know some things about you! Here's a format for you to try. My name is: I go by: I am _____________ years old. My relationship status is: My diagnosis is: -or- The person I love's diagnosis is: I live in: Do I have a pet? If I do, it is (they are) and it's name (their names) is (are): My job is: Some of my hobbies are: I am looking for ____________ from this group. For Example: My name is Dan Brander. I go by Dan. I am 41 years old. My relationship status is happily married. My diagnosis is Autism Spectrum Disorder. I live in Clarksville, Tennessee, USA. I have a German Shepherd girl named Ivy and twin boy cats named Ollie & Wally. I am a freelance brand designer, small business consultant, and content producer. I enjoy music, family time, design, and creating new things. I am looking to create, foster, and grow a supportive community in my life and the lives of others with this group.

My name is Dan Brander and I am an Autistic man. As a non-diagnosed neurodivergent kid, I always found myself on the outside looking in socially. More than anything I just wanted to be normal, part of the crowd or the team, but I never knew quite how to get there. In my early thirties, I discovered that I was on the Autism (formerly Asperger's) Spectrum. This made a lot of sense for me and opened my eyes to the "why's" of my existence, but not always to the "how's". Join our ever growing community of others like us (Adults with Autism and the people that love them) for support, information, and a place to be yourself. And remember, it's ok to be Autistic!