
Empowering Neurodiverse Families in Indianapolis.
Join us in transforming the way society supports neurodiversity
Join us in transforming the way society supports neurodiversity
Our mission is to empower neurodiverse families to live balanced, joyful lives by providing access to therapy, respite care, sibling programs, and social opportunities. Through compassion and innovation, we are creating waves of change in how society supports neurodiversity. - Empowering Neurodiverse Families
We imagine a world where neurodiverse families have access to the things they need to live balanced, joyful lives. By addressing both immediate needs and systemic barriers, we aim to spark a movement of inclusion and empowerment that will transform how society views and supports them.
Providing therapy and respite care for neurodiverse families.
Building spaces and programs where all children and families feel valued and supported.
Empowering families to navigate complex systems and advocate for systemic change.
Fostering a sense of belonging and shared experience for families facing similar challenges.
Subsidized Group Therapy: Access to group therapy required to build critical social and emotional skills.
Caregiver Respite and Sibling Care: A structured environment where siblings play while parents rest.
Parent Support Groups: Facilitated education, shared resources, strategies, and encouragement.
Teen and Adult Autism Programs: Activities and skill-building workshops tailored for older age groups
Kay Anderson is a breast cancer survivor, devoted mother, and longtime advocate for diversity and inclusion. With over 20 years of leadership experience at Eli Lilly, she has launched life-changing treatments across neuroscience and immunology, while co-founding CASA Construction to drive racial equity and support young moms facing breast
Kay Anderson is a breast cancer survivor, devoted mother, and longtime advocate for diversity and inclusion. With over 20 years of leadership experience at Eli Lilly, she has launched life-changing treatments across neuroscience and immunology, while co-founding CASA Construction to drive racial equity and support young moms facing breast cancer. Her personal journey fuels her passion for building inclusive spaces where neurodiverse families are seen, supported, and empowered.
Paula is a successful entrepreneur and founder of multiple ventures, including Gym Roots S-Corp, Prana Bar, and the registered trademark program Joyful Joints. She is also a certified Pranic Healing Practitioner and holds the title of Master of Sport in Gymnastics. As a consultant, Paula has worked with national, international, and Olympi
Paula is a successful entrepreneur and founder of multiple ventures, including Gym Roots S-Corp, Prana Bar, and the registered trademark program Joyful Joints. She is also a certified Pranic Healing Practitioner and holds the title of Master of Sport in Gymnastics. As a consultant, Paula has worked with national, international, and Olympic-level gymnastics and diving programs.
· Additionally, she is a Master Trainer for Pilates and Biochord, a professional dancer, and a nationally recognized choreographer for both dance and gymnastics. Beyond her professional achievements, Paula is a devoted mom, partner, and passionate individual dedicated to excellence.
Jakela is an Executive Leader in Finance at DSM-Firmenich, a global leader in health, nutrition, and bioscience, and the world’s largest privately-owned fragrance and taste company. A proud Howard University graduate, Jakela has managed multi-billion-dollar portfolios across multinational companies. She has a unique ability to quickly g
Jakela is an Executive Leader in Finance at DSM-Firmenich, a global leader in health, nutrition, and bioscience, and the world’s largest privately-owned fragrance and taste company. A proud Howard University graduate, Jakela has managed multi-billion-dollar portfolios across multinational companies. She has a unique ability to quickly get to the essence of issues and challenge the status quo. Jakela also serves on the Board of Directors for a nonprofit focused on sickle cell disease and is a passionate advocate for diversity and inclusion, working to advance equity across various sectors.
Douglas Anderson, Secretary
Meg Drew, Board Member
Emily Stock, Board Member
Lynn Wilhite, Board Member
Gina Dustova, Board Member
1019 3rd Avenue Southwest, Carmel, IN, USA
Open today | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm |
Waves of Change Foundation for Neurodiversity is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization | EIN 33-4133068 | phone: 317-709-7640
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