Let’s be honest: many of us have been doing life in solo mode for years.

Especially if you’re neurodivergent. Especially if you’re in menopause.

You may have spent decades figuring things out by yourself. Masking. Coping. Pushing through. Creating systems and strategies. Keeping your struggles invisible because no one else seemed to understand.

But what if the reason menopause feels so much isn’t because you’re broken…

…it’s because you’ve been trying to carry it alone?

The Myth of “I Should Be Able to Cope”

There’s a deeply ingrained message that many late-diagnosed ADHD and autistic women carry: “I should be able to manage this.”

Whether that’s the brain fog, the overwhelm, the crashing energy, or the sudden tears at 2pm, we assume we’re meant to figure it out, quietly and competently.

But here’s the truth: nobody copes well in isolation. Especially during a neurological transition like menopause. Especially when you’re neurodivergent.

You Deserve a Community That Gets It

Not every space understands what it’s like to live with executive dysfunction, sensory overload, emotional dysregulation, and hormonal upheaval, all at once.

But when you find a space where people do get it?

Something softens. Something shifts.

You stop second-guessing yourself. You start laughing again. You realise you’re not the only one who can’t remember the end of her own sentence.

You realise you’re not weird. You’re wired.

Support Isn’t a Luxury. It’s a Lifeline.

Support doesn’t always mean therapy or medication or productivity hacks.

It can mean:

• A quiet space where no one makes you mask

• Hearing “me too” from someone who really understands

• Learning tools that are made for your brain, not just the average brain

• Being validated instead of questioned

• Knowing there’s no fixing to be done, just understanding to be gained

Why Community Matters in Midlife

In menopause, many of us feel like we’re unraveling. But what if the unraveling is just a revealing?

What if community isn’t just where we find comfort, but where we find clarity?

What if being seen, exactly as we are, is the most powerful kind of support there is?

From Isolation to Insight

The more we talk, the more we learn we’re not alone.

That’s why we created the From Brain Fog to Clarity workshop—not just to provide tools and knowledge, but to open the door to deeper support, whether through coaching, peer spaces, or simply not being the only one in the room who needs subtitles for meetings and a nap after the school run.

This Is Your Invitation

If you’ve been managing menopause and neurodivergence in isolation, this is your reminder:

You don’t have to do it alone anymore.

Let’s start with clarity. Let’s build something that lasts.

Join the workshop here:

https://inclusivechange.co.uk/brain-fog-to-clarity-workshop