Kind Mind

Kind Mind A Tibetan community for neurodivergent parents/carers.

This community is to raise awareness and understanding of neurodivergence and to offer a supportive, nonjudgmental space where families can learn and lean on one another.

What a week at YTEC. Thank you to YoungTibetans EducationalClub  for always accommodating and making such a strong push ...
25/07/2026

What a week at YTEC. Thank you to YoungTibetans EducationalClub for always accommodating and making such a strong push for inclusion. I had the opportunity to run two separate sessions on diversity and inclusion — one with the interns, captains, and vice‑captains, and another with all attendees.I was genuinely amazed by the lengths the interns, captains, and vice‑captains went to ensure neurodivergent kids were fully included in activities and dance. Their commitment, creativity, and care were incredible. I can’t thank them enough.
We also introduced a dedicated sensory tent, and it has been a massive success. The kids loved having a calm space to reset between all the exciting activities.If you have a neurodivergent child and feel that YoungTibetans EducationalClub might not be attainable, please give it a try. This is our third year attending, and it has been a wonderful experience for both the kids and the parents.

Let's get chatting!
16/05/2026

Let's get chatting!

10/04/2026

These are some common autistic traits. Keep in mind each individual is unique. That's why personalised support plans are crucial. Not everyone fits the same mould, regardless of being neurotypical or neurodivergent.

I have noticed many people using the phrase "ཀླད་པ་ཐང་པོ་མེད་པ་" (Laepa Thangpo Mayba) to describe autism. This terminol...
09/04/2026

I have noticed many people using the phrase "ཀླད་པ་ཐང་པོ་མེད་པ་" (Laepa Thangpo Mayba) to describe autism. This terminology is inaccurate and misleading. Having autism does not mean a person is mentally unsound; it simply means their brain processes information differently. While an individual can be born with both autism and other conditions, it is important that we differentiate between them.

Just as every neurotypical child is unique, every autistic child is different. We must recognize that one description does not fit everyone. I ask that we stop using the phrase ཀླད་པ་ཐང་པོ་མེད་པ "Laepa Thangpo Mayba" when referring to autism and work together to foster a more accurate and respectful understanding within our community.

This seems to be the biggest misconception when it comes to autism. Autism is characterised by a multiple behaviour patt...
06/04/2026

This seems to be the biggest misconception when it comes to autism.
Autism is characterised by a multiple behaviour patterns/traits, which can leads to specific needs. This is why every autistic individuals are different and require different support.
Hopefully, with more research and general awareness, there will be less of these misconception.
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Let's chat about Autism! Ask your questions, no matter how big or small. Let's break down barriers and build understandi...
03/04/2026

Let's chat about Autism! Ask your questions, no matter how big or small. Let's break down barriers and build understanding. What do you want to ask about Autism?

I'm looking forward to Kindmind's first virtual meet-up.
15/11/2025

I'm looking forward to Kindmind's first virtual meet-up.

04/11/2025

We are having our second Kind Mind meet-up on 17th January 2026 at a softplay. Would love to see more new faces. Anyone is welcome. Please get in touch.

Did you know you can borrow a sensory bag at the London transport museum? It contains lots of sensory toys, and you can ...
29/10/2025

Did you know you can borrow a sensory bag at the London transport museum?
It contains lots of sensory toys, and you can also borrow noise cancelling headphones, especially when it gets too loud.

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