A central links hub to charities, organisations, and funding pots available to neurodivergent musicians. This space collects grants, bursaries, support schemes, and welfare resources for career, health, and financial support, gathered through lived experience, community sharing, and trusted sources. Practical, current, and focused on what actually exists and is accessible. If you need help navigating or applying, support is available via the mentoring tier.

The Neurodivergent Musicians podcast is a long form audio space exploring lived experience of creating and living as a neurodivergent musician. Through solo reflections and honest conversations, Jon Hart explores identity, creativity, burnout, recovery, and nervous system safety. This is not a teaching or productivity podcast. It is a space for awareness, connection, and making sense of our inner worlds at a human pace.

Resources shared from lived experience as a neurodivergent musician. This space collects useful links, tools, articles, and references that come up naturally inside the community, podcast conversations, and mentoring sessions. It’s practical, grounded, and shaped by real needs rather than theory or hype.

A practical directory of services used by neurodivergent musicians across music and work. This includes marketing, systems, sales, audio production, legal advice, tuition, and creative support. Curated through lived experience and community recommendations, this hub aims to make finding the right service clearer, faster, and less overwhelming.

A central links hub to support services relevant to neurodivergent musicians. This includes therapy, coaching, helplines, peer support, and wellbeing resources for mental, emotional, and daily living support. Built from lived experience, community sharing, and trusted sources, it’s designed to help you find support that actually exists and is accessible.