Club for neurodivergent people
In the new academic year we invite all students and doctoral candidates to join the meetings of the Club for Neurodiverse People.
Meetings will take place every Thursday from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
This year there will be no division into separate groups – the club is open to all participants regardless of their stage of study.
We start in November!
In October we will publish additional organizational details.
Club for Neurodiverse People at the University of Warsaw – a safe space for meetings, conversations, and personal growth
Do you find it difficult to start new relationships?
Do you sometimes feel lost in social situations?
Is it hard for you to read other people’s emotions and intentions?
Do you struggle with organization, planning, or prioritizing tasks?
Or maybe you feel lonely with these challenges and would like to meet people who understand your perspective?
If so – join our Club for Neurodiverse People!
Who is it for?
The club is intended for neurodiverse students and doctoral candidates at the University of Warsaw. You do not need a formal diagnosis to participate—just a sense that this is the right place for you.
What we offer?
Club meetings provide a safe, welcoming space to:
- meet others with similar experiences,
- develop social skills,
- spend time together in a friendly atmosphere.
Our gatherings vary in format, including:
- personal development workshops,
- creative activities and board games,
- slow friending and informal conversations,
- group outings and integrative activities.
When and where?
- Psychological Assistance Center, 7 Pasteura Street, 1st floor, Room 106. The space is wheelchair accessible.
- Every Thursday, 4:00 – 6:00 p.m.
How to join?
📌 The number of places is limited, so each meeting requires separate registration via this form: Registration Form
Questions?
Contact us:
Gabriela Święcicka – Volunteer Centre: g.lassota@wolontariat.uw.edu.pl
Agata Kowalińska-Karaś – Psychological Assistance Center: a.kowalinska-karas@uw.edu.pl
The club is a joint initiative of the UW Psychological Support Center and the Volunteer Centre.
Meetings are led by a psychologist and supported by volunteers from across the academic community.