What Does NeuroGuides do?

We believe that all human beings, however they are neurologically wired, should be able to have opportunities for success socially, occupationally and relationally. All persons should all be able to use our gifts, creativity to better ourselves, our families, our communities. 

We help autistic people, by assessing their gifts, strengths, equipping, encouraging them and working to build bridges to connect them with the best opportunities for them socially, occupationally and relationally.

We also present workshops, speaking events with companies, organizations striving to build progressive, neurodiverse, and inclusivity friendly workplace cultures enabling them to better tap into the rich gifts autistic employees can provide them.

While we will not guarantee anyone employment, success in relationships, we do promise to use every method, every moment to equip autistic clients in such a way that they will be equipped, encouraged and ready to pursue sustained, meaningful connections, employment on a path perfectly suited for the unique people they are.

What Kind of Organization Is NeuroGuides?

We are a registered 501 (c) (3) non-profit charitable organization registered with the United States Internal Revenue Service as “Foundation for LGFA”

We are a social impact venture – a unique organization designed from the ground up to serve the needs of autistic people in all communities. 

What is this gonna cost me?

We do not charge for a Consultation Visit. We just want to get to know you.

Together, if we determine you would be better served with another approach, then we will be friends, and we promise to be as much of an encouragement as we can be to you and your family.

If you decide to work with us, there is a one-time fee for the assessment we perform with the autistic client. Our hourly rate for working with clients, using our training / coaching modules is very reasonable. Thanks to the generous charitable gifts of others, we provide help for low- and no-income autistic persons.

There are no contracts and no burdens on already burdened individuals and families. If we can help work with you on affordability options, we certainly will. Work with us as you feel comfortable, part with us whenever you choose, and we will always remain a resource and guide to you and your family.

We are serving others to make an investment to secure a unique, bright future in a neurodiverse culture.

Where Are You?

We are headquartered in Austin, Texas and go wherever we are needed to serve autistic persons and their families.

If you are looking for a public speaker for your organization, company or group, let us know and we would be delighted to come share our vision for building a culture of true neurodiversity for your workplace, organization or community.

We are members of the National Speakers Association (Austin) and have provided keynote speaking for diverse social and business groups. 

Who are you?

We started off with a force of one – NeuroGuides CEO and Chief Guide, J. David Hall, with plans to hire more staff in the near future to working with our growing number of clients worldwide.

J. David Hall is a Dad to three autistic people, and he drives our NeuroGuides mobile, going to autistic clients wherever they are.

With well trained volunteers, future staff, allies far and wide for good, we plan to start a movement which will see a future culture of true neurodiversity established in all communities.

As we work with, train others in businesses, we also recruit Life Guides within organizations to bring about greater impact in their own spaces.

Why are you needed?

There are many government, social services and organizations, who work with autistic people and have been doing so for many years.

And while we may appreciate the intent of some of these organizations, governmental agencies for working with autistic people and their families, the reality is many autistic people are simply aging out of schools, services and aging parents are left with doubt and little hope for their future.

Additionally, the high incidences of depression, suicide among autistic persons is a shameful stain on our relationships with other people. NeuroGuides is here to change the narrative, see actual forward motion in life for autistic people – all who are fully human people.