Empowering Neurodiverse Learners for Life and Career

Welcome to The Learning Sanctuary, a calm and supportive space designed for neurodiverse children and adults to learn, grow, and prepare for their future. Here, every learner is valued for their unique strengths, and we provide the tools, guidance, and encouragement needed to turn those strengths into real-world success.

Whether you’re seeking academic support, tutoring, or a quiet study space, preparing for college applications and career pathways, or developing practical skills for independent living, we meet you where you are. At The Learning Sanctuary, we believe in embracing neurodiversity as a superpower, helping each individual build confidence and thrive in a career that aligns with their unique abilities.

Come as you are, and let’s build your future together.

Meet the Team

Sanctuary Educator

A Sanctuary Educator provides a calm, inclusive, and structured learning environment where students feel safe and supported. They use trauma-informed and sensory-friendly teaching methods to create a space where all learners can thrive.

Learning Advocate

A Learning Advocate works closely with students, parents, and educators to ensure neurodiverse learners receive the support they need. They help with IEPs, accommodations, and self-advocacy training to create equitable learning experiences.

Academic Navigator

An Academic Navigator guides students through their educational journey, helping with course selection, study techniques, and learning accommodations. They assist with overcoming learning barriers and preparing for exams, projects, and assignments.

Success Architect

A Success Architect helps students design a future that aligns with their strengths and aspirations. They provide career exploration, college preparation, and skill development to help learners achieve long-term success in their chosen fields.

Pathway Coach

A Pathway Coach helps neurodiverse learners navigate transitions, whether it’s from high school to college, college to career, or toward independent living. They assist with executive functioning, career planning, and life skills training.

Page updated

Report abuse