January 2026 Newsletter: Neurodivergent-Friendly Resources (Discounted) & Tips


The Catherine Mutti-Driscoll Dispatch

What you may have missed on the blog this month

To welcome in a new year in a neurodivergent-friendly way, check out the discounts below on some supportive services as well as some tips for how to approach goals this year in this month's spotlighted blog post from Psychology Today

Discounted Neurodivergent Supports

Skills & Accountability Groups

50% your first month through Feb 2026

ADHD Teen Girls Workbook

50% off the audiobook through Feb 2026


Spotlighted January Blog

Goal-Setting Persistence for Neurodivergent Brains


Until next month,

Catherine

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