ABOUT MIND STATION
Mind Station is an award-winning neurodiversity coaching and psychoeducation company supporting children, teenagers, adults and families internationally.
OUR BELIEF
And rapport comes first.
Human
Neurodiversity-informed
Practical
FROM 2020 TO TODAY
OUR STORY
Mind Station was founded during the 2020 lockdown by Chloë Atkinson, a former primary school teacher and qualified neurodiversity coach.
After years working with children in UK and international schools, Chloë became increasingly passionate about helping young people understand the different ways their brains work.
What began as an idea on a garden beanbag has grown into an award-winning coaching and psychoeducation company supporting children, teenagers, adults and families internationally.
Founded during lockdown with a mission to help children understand how their brains work.
A growing team supporting neurodivergent children, teenagers, adults and families internationally.
From the first idea in 2020 to the community we are today, explore some of the milestones that have shaped our approach, our team and the way we support people.
OUR VALUES
Qualified. Experienced. Neurodiversity-informed. Human.
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We take time to understand the person, not just the challenge.
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Feeling safe, seen and understood creates the foundation for meaningful progress.
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Support is shaped around the individual, their goals and the way their brain works.
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There isn’t one right way to think, learn, communicate or experience the world.
Qualified. Experienced. Neurodiversity-informed. Human.
THE MIND STATION MODEL
At the heart of Mind Station is a neuroscience-informed approach combining psychoeducation, emotional intelligence and practical coaching tools.
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Understand your brain
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Work with your brain
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Understand yourself & others
The 5 C’s
Cognitive Awareness • Connected Confidence • Creative Self-Expression • Curious Questioning • Courageous Thinking
British Business Awards 2024 Winner
FOUNDED BY CHLOË ATKINSON
Chloë Atkinson is a former primary school teacher and qualified neurodiversity coach. After years working with children in UK and international schools, she became increasingly passionate about helping young people understand the different ways their brains work.
Today, Chloë leads a growing team of specialist coaches who share the same belief that understanding comes before change, and rapport comes first.
Understanding your brain can change the way you see yourself and navigate the world.
