Chris Hanson, Life Skills Advocate founder

I deeply respect Chris Hanson and his colleagues at Life Skills Advocate, so I want to share his recent news. I’m quoting straight from his emails to me:

 

“Hi friends and colleagues,

I’m excited to share some news with you!

Today we’re officially launching Neurowyld, a new project we’ve been building alongside Life Skills Advocate!

Neurowyld is a neurodivergent-led shop offering soft, tagless t-shirts and other small goods that celebrate identity, spark conversation, and, most importantly, help make executive function coaching more accessible for those who need it most.

This launch would not have been possible without the incredible work of Kyle Mosler, our Head of Growth & Marketing, who headed up the entire effort. I also want to recognize Juan, Kyle’s partner, whose creativity and design talent brought every piece of merch to life. Their collaboration made Neurowyld not just an idea, but a reality that I’m proud to share with you.

Why Neurowyld is not just another merch store:

  • Every order helps cover coaching sessions for individuals and families who otherwise couldn’t afford them.
  • We’ve tested fabrics and printing methods carefully so the apparel is genuinely sensory-friendly.
  • We’ve partnered with suppliers committed to ethical and sustainable practices.

If this resonates with you, I’d be grateful if you’d consider sharing Neurowyld with your networks, clients, or anyone who might be interested.

I hope you’ll check it out here.
To follow along with new designs and updates, you can also connect with us here:
Thank you, as always, for your continued support and encouragement.” AND
“Hi friends and colleagues,
I’m reaching out with an update I’m super excited to share. After a three-year process and an incredible grant partnership with Canopy Neurodiversity Foundation, Life Skills Advocate can now offer a limited number of Washington residents executive function coaching at a significantly lower cost.
Here’s the short version of who can qualify:

  • Washington state resident
  • Age 18+
  • Identify as autistic, ADHD, or a closely related neurotype (formal diagnosis not required)
  • Seeking support with career-related goals
  • Has financial need that makes paying the full rate difficult

Details and next steps can be found here.

Funding is available to support about twelve Washington residents each year. If you know someone who may qualify, feel free to forward this email or share the link above.

Please let me know if you have any questions.

I hope you have a lovely holiday season!
Chris”

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