Many South Asians don’t realize they are neurodivergent—nor get diagnosed—until adulthood.
Not because the signs weren’t there, but because cultural pressures, family expectations, and stigma often masked them.

Add in the flood of pop psychology online, and it becomes even harder to know what’s true.

That’s why we’re hosting this 1-hour virtual workshop on neurodivergence, late diagnosis, and advocacy in South Asian communities—bringing together professional expertise and lived experience.

✨ Why Attend?
• Learn how late diagnoses shape identity, self-worth, and careers 🌱
• Break stigma and create space for open dialogue at home 🏠
• Gain tools to advocate for yourself, your child, or your community 💼
• Connect with others reshaping how we talk about mental health 💬

🎤 Featuring
• Mrinal Gokhale — Writer, speaker, advocate, Author of Taboo: South Asian Mental Health Stories
• Dr. Preeti Kalra — Clinical Pharmacist & Mental Health Advocate (WE ARE SAATH, MyJyoti)
• Facilitated by Surbhi Vyas, LPC, ACS, NCC — Healing Lotus Mental Health, Therapist, SAAFC Education Lead