Autist. Artist. Advocate.
Jenine Lillian:
Empowering
Neurodivergent
Minds
As a neurodivergent adult with a very late-in-life Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) diagnosis, Jenine understands the unique challenges and strengths that come with being neurodivergent. With a passion for fostering self-acceptance and empowerment, Jenine is dedicated to supporting both neurodivergent adults and their employers through authenticity, vulnerability and humour.
For neurodivergent adults, especially those considering obtaining a late-in-life ASD diagnosis, this website is your one-stop shop for resources, support, and encouragement. Explore professionally-curated book lists, find helpful resources, and discover how to thrive as a neurodivergent individual.
For employers, Jenine offers valuable training and resources to create more inclusive and neurodiversity-affirming workplaces and Zoom environments. By fostering a thriving and diverse workforce, everyone benefits.
Together, let’s build a world where everyone can reach their full potential, regardless of their neurotype!
Jenine Lillian (Jenine, they/them) is a neurodiversity consultant, educator, artist, writer, and librarian. For more than 25 years, Jenine has taught and presented across the public library sector in the United States and Canada. Jenine has received national recognition for their advocacy and library work with teens. After receiving a very late-in-life diagnosis and learning they are #ActuallyAutistic, Jenine started their neurodiversity consultancy to raise awareness, reduce stigma and increase inclusion for neurodiversity and other invisible disabilities. Jenine lives in the Kootenays, British Columbia, where they can be found making art, talking with folks on sidewalks, birdwatching, building community through volunteering, and practicing self-care. You can email Jenine or explore their website.
Photos by Moving Target Photo 2024