Working together to create great experiences for all.
Meet Danielle Perrotta
Hi everyone, I’m so glad you’re here! I’m a mom, a teacher, and a passionate advocate for neurodiversity. My life brims with family joy, hobbies like ukulele, pottery, and board games, and being with my “framily”. But my deepest passion? Creating a truly accessible and welcoming world for neurodiverse kids. This is about belonging, not just inclusion.
My amazing daughter inspires this passion. She’s creative, fun-loving, and so uniquely herself. She also has epilepsy, ADHD, and is on the autism spectrum. These diagnoses, sometimes invisible, shape her experiences. Seeing the world through her eyes has fueled my drive to make a difference. Her perspective is my guiding star.
For 22 years, teaching has been my calling. I cherish the “aha” moments, the silly times, and the daily growth alongside my students. Teaching, talking, and writing come naturally. (My friends say I need a soapbox!) Teaching is about connection, not just curriculum.
Why am I called to do this work? Because I care deeply. Because families with neurodiverse kids deserve to be seen and heard. Because we can build a more inclusive world. We need to challenge the very notion of a “stigma-free” community and cultivate the knowledge, compassion, and curiosity for genuine connection. “Stigma-free” is a journey, not a destination.
Here, I’ll share experiences, insights, and resources to illuminate my world, my daughter’s, and the potential of a truly embracing community. I’m eager to connect, learn, and work alongside you to build a more welcoming world for all. Together, we amplify our voices for change.
Okay, let’s talk about what a truly welcoming community looks like for neurodiverse folks.
A sense of belonging
People feel seen and supported by their neighbors and the town where they live.
Inclusive community events
Events in town are designed to provide safe spaces to get respite from overstimulating environments.
Safe spaces
The fear of stigma, worry of missing out, and the stress of being a full participant in their hometown is greatly reduced.
It’s more than just tolerance; it’s about genuine inclusion.
What We Do:
Educate
Train your staff to support children and families with compassion, patience, and behavioral supports that provide a safe and fun environment.
Build connections
Institute communication practices before, during, and after programs to strengthen the connection between your organization and families.
Support outreach efforts
Create events and add new impactful programs by expanding opportunities for children in your after-school initiatives, camps, or community organizations.
Contact us!
ALL-IN-ONE SERVICES
Whether you aim to optimize current after-school programs, provide support for neurodiverse kiddos in your camp, or create new programs or events that are inclusive to all, I have the experience and tools to make a difference.
