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N.E.R.D. Group Coaching with Dr. Regina McMenomy

N.E.R.D.

Neurodivergent Education Resource Discussion

Real talk. Real people. No masking required.

N.E.R.D. (Neurodivergent Education Resource Discussion) is a monthly online gathering for late-diagnosed, self-identified, or questioning neurodivergent folks. Hosted by Dr. Regina McMenomy, this group is part support, part conversation, and 100% real.

No webinars. No homework. Just thoughtful topics and authentic connection.

What is N.E.R.D.?

N.E.R.D. stands for Neurodivergent Education Resource Discussion but don’t let the “resource” part fool you. There’s no homework here.

Each month, I bring a curated topic to inspire conversation, usually something I’ve explored on the Divergent Paths Podcast. Think themes like:

  • Why rest is productive (especially for ND folks)

  • RSD and the myth of being “too sensitive”

  • Masking, burnout, and the pursuit of peace

  • Parenting while neurodivergent

Then we talk. That’s it. Tangents welcome. Cameras optional. Judgment-free always.

Next N.E.R.D. Group

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📆 Next Session:
Postponed! Will email when rescheduled.

💌 Want a reminder?
Join the N.E.R.D. mailing list for monthly invites and topic previews.

Until then, check out the podcast!

Who’s it for?

  • Late-diagnosed or self-identifying neurodivergent adults

  • Educators, care workers, and tech/creative professionals

  • ND parents (of ND kids or not)

  • Members of my in-person N.E.R.D. groups who want to stay connected

You don’t need a formal diagnosis to belong here. You need curiosity, kindness, and maybe a little overstimulation. Don’t worry. I’ll bring the hyperfocus on all things neurodivergent.

“Joining the N.E.R.D. group was the first time I felt like I didn’t have to explain my brain. Regina creates such a warm, validating space. I left feeling seen, grounded, and excited to show up as myself again.”

Rachel

late-diagnosed ADHDer and educator

What makes this different?

  • Low-lift. Come as you are. Pajamas and fidget toys welcome.

  • Exploratory. These aren’t webinars. They’re conversations.

  • Insightful. You’ll get to see me—Dr. Regina McMenomy—in action, hosting a space that models my 1:1 coaching style.

Many N.E.R.D.s end up booking discovery calls after attending. No pressure—just transparency.