Your memory can't hold it all. The right system can.
Built for minds that can't hold it all. Personalised. Lived experience.
Executive function is the operating system of daily life. Planning. Prioritising. Remembering. Starting. For the ADHD and autistic brain, that operating system has specific, predictable gaps.
The conventional response is to ask you to compensate. Try harder. Use a planner. Build habits. As if the problem were effort.
That fails. Not sometimes. Reliably. Because it asks the brain to do the thing the brain can't do.
Don't train the brain to be something it isn't. Build the scaffolding it needs.
Neuro Support maps the specific cognitive gaps created by ADHD and autism. Then it builds an external system that plugs each one. Your ideas survive. Your plans hold. Nothing falls through the cracks because nothing was held in your head in the first place.
Not one-size-fits-all. Built by someone who understands neurodivergence from the inside.
Neurodivergent support worker. Not textbook knowledge. Real understanding of what works and what doesn't.
You make the decisions. We work WITH you, not ON you. Your goals, your pace, your way.
Your phone becomes an external memory. Configured for your brain, not a generic template. Not clipboards and checklists.
Fewer clients. Deeper support. Quality over quantity. Same worker every session.
Human Services degree with a Psychology minor. The knowledge to back up the experience.
Works with multiple IF hosts including Manawanui, Florence, and Carenet. Clear, accountable. You control your budget.
Most support workers come from caregiving. Personal care, household tasks, daily routines. They do that well.
Executive function is a different problem. Systems. Overwhelm. Follow-through. That takes someone who lives it.
I built Neuro Support after years in the sector and a lifetime navigating ADHD. Big agencies rotate staff, train from a medical model, assign whoever's available. I wanted something that actually worked.
Most people's best ideas die in the shower. Yours don't have to.
Lived experience, not just training. I test strategies on myself first. Then I teach what works.
One person, not a roster. Same worker every session. Consistency builds trust.
Independence is the goal. My job is to work myself out of a job.
Not for everyone. By design. I work best with neurodivergent adults who:
If your support worker doesn't get you. If the system treats you like a problem to manage. This was built for that.
Most clients tried multiple agencies first.
I started Neuro Support because I know what it's like when services don't get how your brain works. I'm neurodivergent. This isn't just professional knowledge. It's personal.
Human Services degree. Psychology minor. Lived experience backed by qualifications.
Good support builds independence. Not dependency.
Sometimes that means mapping your morning routine to find where time disappears. Sometimes it's sitting beside a task you've been avoiding for weeks and breaking it into pieces. Starting is usually the hardest part.
I use modern tools — Claude, Notion, the iPhone Action Button — to build the external system that holds what your memory can't. And I teach you to use it yourself.
No complicated intake. A real conversation about what you need.
Send an email. No forms. No pressure.
If it's a fit, we talk about your routines, goals, and capacity. From there: ongoing support, a Strategy Session to see the system, or the full Neuro Agent setup on your phone.
Community Support sessions at home, in the community, or online. $80/hour through your IF host. Or the Neuro Agent setup: Jamie configures your iPhone with Claude and a personal workspace built from your words. Some clients do both.