Hi, I’m Beth.
I’m a neurodivergent artist and creative wellbeing facilitator. I’m passionate about creating calm, low-pressure art spaces for neurodivergent life – spaces with other neurodivergent people, where you can create and feel seen, heard, valued and accepted for being you.
I’ve set up Neurodivergent Arts, a non-profit community interest company led by and for neurodivergent people. We use art and creativity to support wellbeing, build confidence and create more opportunities for our community to be involved in local arts, culture and heritage - helping you to remember the awesome creative individual you are.
On our Community Groups page and our Culture & Heritage page, you’ll see the projects and groups we’re running this year – and how you can get involved.
These are spaces where you can:
Come along quietly and join in at your own pace
Share ideas about what you’d like to see offered
Help shape how our community is represented in arts and culture
Neurodivergent Arts is grassroots-led and co-created by its community. We are always listening for what you’d like to create, explore, or try.
I’d love you to join our creative community – whether you want to make art every week, drop in now and then, or find a calm, accepting space to be yourself.
“Thank you for allowing me the space to relax and connect with others who understand”
“We shared a genuine sense of wonder, hearing many historical stories, while standing in the places where they’d originally happened”
“I love helping behind the scenes”
Want to join or support us?
We’re building something special — together.
Join a group – come along to a creative wellbeing session in a community hub near you.
Co-create – share your ideas, stories or skills to help shape future projects.
Volunteer or gain experience – build confidence, skills and leadership through supported roles.
Partner with us – collaborate on creative health, professional development or culture & heritage projects.
Support our growth – sponsor sessions, exhibitions or materials so cost is never a barrier to participation.
If you’d like to get involved, partner with us or find out more, please get in touch.
