A virtual summit for mamas raising girls with ADHD and/or Autism who want practical tools, expert guidance, and a deeper understanding of their daughter's unique brain.
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"Why doesn't the advice seem to fit my daughter?"
If you've ever thought this, you're not alone.
Raising a neurodivergent daughter takes more than good intentions and parenting advice that was never designed with her in mind.
You love her deeply. You're researching, advocating, and meeting her where she is. But most ADHD and autism resources focus on boys, so you're left wondering why certain moments tip into meltdowns and why the strategies that work for everyone else don't work in your home.
And you might be recognizing pieces of yourself in her, asking new questions about your own neurodivergence too.
Supporting someone else while you're still figuring yourself out? That's a lot to carry.
Maybe right now you…
Good news, there's a better way!
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That's exactly what you'll get at the Beautifully Wired Summit
It's possible to have a deep understanding of how your daughter's brain works.
Three days to understand, support, and celebrate ADHD & Autism in girls and women
Join us for Beautifully Wired and learn from an incredible lineup of experts, advocates, professionals, and women with lived experience who are passionate about helping neurodivergent girls thrive.
Through practical conversations and powerful insights, you'll discover new ways to understand your daughter, support her needs, and celebrate the strengths that make her beautifully unique.
Check out the incredible lineup of experts who will help you support your daughter and embrace the way her brain is wired at the Beautifully Wired Summit
MEET THE SPEAKERS
Day 1: UNDERSTANDING
GREER JONES
Why You're So Overwhelmed and What Actually Helps
Amber Arrington
When Every Ask Feels Like a Threat: Understanding PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidance) in Girls
Katy Weber
10 Common Traits in
Adult-Diagnosed Women
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Why Small Corrections Feel Like Rejection, and How to Respond Without Making It Worse
Julia Gudinchet
Dr. Helen Wall
Menopause, ADHD, and the Female Brain
Livia Sara
When Food Feels Impossible: Autism and Eating
Aimee Holtom
Understanding Emotional Reactions in ADHD Girls
Dr. Taylor day
What Autism Really Looks Like in Girls and Women
Tarryn Poulton
The Quiet Version:
ADHD in Girls
Day 2: supportING
Kristen Carder
The ONE Skill Every Parent Needs When Parenting a Neurodivergent Child
Dr. Salena Justice
The Cost of Holding It Together: Masking in Girls
Megs Crawford
Organising Around Her Brain, Not Against It
Jheri South
Helping Her Recover From the Rejection Spiral
Kendall Delamont
Surviving the Transitions: Home, School, and Back Again
Taylor Heaton
Why AuDHD Girls Hold It Together Everywhere Else - and Fall Apart With You
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GREER JONES
Building a Home That Actually Feels Calm
Annika Joy
The ADHD Diet: What To Eat, Scientifically, To Help Your ADHD Brain
I’m Greer, creator of The Unfinished Idea and host of the Neurodivergent Conversations podcast, where I talk every week about the real, everyday parts of being neurodivergent and raising kids who are too.
I know the hallway moment because I’ve lived it. I know what it’s like to have a Notes app full of strategies and still feel like you’re winging it. And I know how much lighter the hard days get when one person truly understands what you’re carrying.
I care about this because no mama should have to figure out neurodivergent parenting alone. Voicenote coaching is the most personal piece of what I do. It’s just you and me, in your real moments. I’m not here to hand you a rigid plan. I’m here to cheer you on, talk you through it, and remind you of what you already know on the days it’s hard to hear yourself think.
I’m a mama in the trenches with you
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I can't wait for this summit. The last one was so good that I've been counting down to this one, and I've got a feeling it's going to be even better.
Created for Moms who want to understand their daughters on a deeper level
Beautifully Wired was made specifically for parents raising girls with ADHD and autism. This is for you if…
You want strategies specific to how ADHD and autism present in girls, so you can understand your daughter's behaviors and experiences more clearly.
You want to strengthen your connection with your daughter and believe her differences deserve to be understood and celebrated.
if you're beginning to. For your own neurodivergence, this summit will help you feel seen, supported, and celebrated, too.
Instead of focusing on fixing neurodivergent girls, this summit focuses on understanding and supporting them.
i have answers!
you have questions...
If you're raising a girl with ADHD, autism, or both, this summit was created with you in mind. Whether you're new to this journey, waiting for assessments, recently received a diagnosis, or have been navigating neurodivergence for years, you'll find valuable support and practical insights here.
It's also a great fit if you're beginning to explore your own neurodivergence and want a better understanding of how ADHD and autism show up in girls and women.
The main portion of the summit runs October 5–7. You'll also gain access to our private Facebook community as soon as you register, so you can start connecting with other attendees right away.
The presentations are pre-recorded and available for 48 hours with your free ticket, though we'd love for you to join in during the event if you can.
We'll also host live calls throughout the summit, with replays available. These live experiences are extra chances to connect with speakers, ask questions, and engage with the community. If you can't catch everything live, grab your free ticket anyway, and you can upgrade to the Wired for More All-Access Pass for extended access.
Your free ticket includes 48-hour access to each presentation. If you'd like more time, you can upgrade to the Wired for More All-Access Pass after registering for extended access to presentations, bonuses, live call replays, and additional resources.