Neurodivergent

[close] Welcome to Sacred Sistas, a book club created with love and intention for neurodivergent black and brown women. Our sacred space is dedicated to exploring spirituality and holistic wellness through the power of literature, and celebrate the healing power within our community. Sacred Sistas is a sanctuary where we can freely express ourselves, share our stories, and support one another on our individual paths to healing and growth. Through the wisdom found in carefully selected books, we embark on a journey of self-discovery, self-care, and self-empowerment. We honor the ancestral knowledge and traditions that have guided us throughout history, while also embracing contemporary perspectives that resonate with our modern lives. Together, we delve into topics such as mindfulness, self-love, ancestral healing, and sacred connection to Source. The intention is to create a safe and nurturing environment where we can learn from one another. We believe in the power of our collective wisdom and the strength that lies within our shared experiences. Join us on this transformative journey of self-discovery, healing, and sisterhood. With Love, Lyra Byrd

[close] Connect Book Club is a Women's Book Club! We read bestsellers, prize winning literature and Christian books; we're interested to hear your thoughts and opinions! Currently reading: 'How People Grow: What the Bible reveals about personal growth' by Cloud & Townsend. We are an inclusive and welcoming community, meeting monthly on a Monday, 7pm at: Connect Christian Church, 135 Golf Links Road, Frankston South VIC 3199 We'd love to have you join the conversation! We welcome all women to our community, and you don't have to attend Church or be a Christian to join our community!

[close] A bookish group for anybody neurodivergent, queer, disabled, or anybody who wants to chat & make some friends 🫂 A safe-space for giving reading recommendations to help others find books they love 💌

[close] Welcome to the Autistic Book Club! This group is for Autistic people, as well as ADHD people and those who are wondering if they might be Autistic. (Many Autists are also ADHD.) At the Autistic Book Club we read best sellers, classics and prize winning literature and sometimes books that focus on the Autistic experience. We read and discuss books through the Autistic lens, as being Autistic means what we read may impact us differently.