NEUROMANCERS RESEARCH PROJECTS
NEUROMANCERS are dedicated to the development of our neurodivergent+ community through research.
Our research projects aim to:
be peer- and community-led
centre marginalised communities within the neurodivergent+ umbrella
have an impact on the lives of neurodivergent+ people and our wellbeing
You can get in touch about your own research proposals or learn more about our existing projects below.
Complete Our Research Survey!
About
NEUROMANCERS are conducting a research survey to assess the impact of both traditional/mainstream and peer/community mental health care offerings.
This is part of our commitment and accountability to the wider neurodivergent+ community.
This survey will enable us to implement your feedback into our programs and contribute to the landscape of peer-led mental health care.
Deadline: 31st July 2025.
Participation Support
We understand that sharing your lived experience can be challenging or even triggering.
We are offering a Guided Workshop in order to support your wellbeing as you complete the survey.
This workshop will be a space to ground yourself, ask questions, and body-double - as well as access optional breakout rooms with facilitators in case you need extra support.
Survey Benefits
After submitting your survey, you will have the chance to win THREE FREE MONTHS in NEUROMANCERS membership community!
Alongside this, to express our appreciation, EVERYONE who completes our survey will receive a 10% discount for their first month of membership.
DEATH TO THE DSM
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DEATH TO THE DSM is a zine development project. We host events where we provide opportunities for the neurodivergent+ community to contribute to resource development.
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This project is run by our in-house Research Collective.
Want to join us? Say hello!
Research In-Progress…
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT
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We are developing an educational, evidence-based curriculum rooted in the lived experience of the neurodivergent+ community.
Interested in receiving training from NEUROMANCERS? Get in touch.
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This project is run by our in-house Research Collective.
Want to join us? Say hello!
KINGS COLLEGE X NEUROMANCERS
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NEUROMANCERS are co-developing a care program for LGBTQ+ people who have experienced trauma through a paid research collaboration.
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This is a collaboration between Aiyana Goodfellow, founding executive director at NEUROMANCERS, and Abbey Brunault M.Sc. a psychological academic researcher at King’s College London.