Neurodivergence & mental health supports

Every kind of mind belongs.


We help people who think, learn and work differently understand themselves, get the right support, and thrive. And we help schools and workplaces turn inclusion into everyday practice.

With Diversity Included you can:

  • Explore an adult ADHD or mental health assessment
  • Get 1:1 coaching built around how your brain works
  • Bring neuroinclusion training to your team or school
  • Learn practical strategies for work, school and home

Led by Kamla A. Williams, MA, RSW

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Find your path

Tell us who you are, and we’ll point you to what matters most.

01

I’m an adult, teen or parent

Wondering about ADHD, learning differences or your mental health? Start with clear information, then talk with us about coaching or an adult assessment.

Understand what’s going on

02

I work in a school or service

Educators, counsellors and service providers: learn to recognize different needs and make your classrooms, content and services more accessible.

Support for educators

03

I lead a team or organization

Build a neuroinclusive workplace with policy review, leadership training, accommodations guidance and coaching for your people.

Support for workplaces

Did you know?

Many people, especially women and girls, aren’t recognized as having ADHD until adulthood. Their struggles are often mistaken for anxiety, low motivation or “just how they are.” Understanding how your brain works can change everything.

How we help

Support that fits the person

Individuals

Assessments

ADHD and mental health assessments for adults, plus support with Disability Tax Credit paperwork.

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Individuals

1:1 Coaching

Practical, strengths-based coaching for high school students and up, including post-secondary students, professionals and leaders.

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Teams

Workshops & Training

Evidence-based sessions on neurodiversity, executive functioning and communication, for staff and leaders.

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Organizations

Consulting

Inclusive policies, accommodation processes and workplace or school assessments.

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Learning hub

Practical help for everyday life

Plain-language guides and strategies, written for Canadians, free to read.

Understanding ADHD

What it is, what it isn’t, and how executive functioning shapes your day.

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Work & career

Disclosure, accommodations, focus and thriving as a neurodivergent professional.

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School & learning

Supporting students with ADHD and learning disabilities, at home and in class.

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Emotions & wellbeing

Emotional regulation, burnout, trauma-informed care and self-compassion.

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Free tools

Try something useful today

Free, private and made for neurodivergent minds. No sign-up needed for the quick-checks or the timer.

🧠 ADHD self-check

A private, 2-minute starting point for adults wondering about ADHD.

Try it

🧰 DTC quick-check

See whether the Disability Tax Credit could apply to you or your child.

Check now

⏱️ Dinky Focus Timer

A gentle focus timer with breaks, background noise and a friendly coach.

Start focusing

📝 Free daily planner

A printable ADHD-friendly planner, free when you join our newsletter.

Get the planner

Meet your practitioner

Kamla A. Williams, MA, RSW

Kamla is a Registered Social Worker, researcher, author and neurodiversity interventionist. She practises as a Primary Health Care and Chronic Disease Management Social Worker, brings more than 11,000 clinical hours of experience, and previously served as Head of the Psychosocial Department at Jamaica’s Ministry of Health.

Her work blends research, psychology and storytelling with practical, compassionate guidance, because people do their best when they feel understood.

Kamla A. Williams, MA, RSW, smiling in blue glasses and a dark blazer

11,000+

clinical hours of experience


Master of Social Work, Dalhousie University
MA, Child & Youth Study, Mount Saint Vincent University
Registered Social Worker, Nova Scotia
Primary Health Care & Chronic Disease Management Social Worker
Former Head, Psychosocial Department, Ministry of Health, Jamaica

Listen

The Diversity Included podcast

Honest conversations about neurodiversity, inclusion and the people making it real.

Be Published

Your story deserves a book

We support neurodivergent writers from first draft to published book in print and e-book, plus personalized books made as one-of-a-kind gifts.

Publishing support

Free consultation

Not sure where to start? Let’s talk.

Tell us what’s going on, for you, your child, your students or your team, and we’ll help you find the right next step.