Neurodivergent-friendly
Clear expectations, simple structure, low-pressure participation, and a format that helps reduce decision fatigue.
Gentle structure for busy brains
Get things done with shared momentum
Welcoming virtual body doubling groups for neurodivergent folks, procrastinators, perfectionists, and anyone who focuses better with a little shared momentum.
A cozy place to start, focus, and finish.
Body doubling is simple: we gather, name what we are working on, and spend focused time doing our own tasks in supportive company. Research on accountability, co-regulation, and social facilitation suggests many brains focus more easily when another person is present. No pressure to perform. No shame spiral. Just enough structure to help your brain begin.
Real-life accountability
Show up, name the thing, and let quiet shared presence help you begin without overthinking it.
Small wins welcome
Fold laundry, send emails, clean one corner, write one paragraph, or just open the document.
Find a group that fits your brain.
Choose a session time, send payment through Venmo, and include your email in the payment note so your Zoom link can be sent to you.
Morning Focus
A one-hour work session to start the day with structure, quiet connection, and shared momentum.
Reserve your spot
Important: include your email in the Venmo note to receive the Zoom link.
Midday Reset
A practical body doubling hour for admin, chores, email, planning, and everyday life tasks.
Reserve your spot
Important: include your email in the Venmo note to receive the Zoom link.
Finish-It Hour
A quiet space to wrap up loose ends, make progress, and head into the rest of your day with a win.
Reserve your spot
Important: include your email in the Venmo note to receive the Zoom link.
Built for quiet connection, not forced interaction.
Busy Brains Club is for people who want company while they work, without small talk, pressure, or performative productivity.
What the room feels like
A calm virtual space where people show up, turn cameras on, mute audio, and get into their own work.
- Cameras on for shared presence
- Audio off throughout
- Goals and progress shared in the chat
Who it is for
Anyone who wants a little more structure, accountability, and momentum for the everyday tasks that pile up.
- Emails, forms, chores, studying, planning
- Creative projects and business tasks
- The thing you keep meaning to start
Any Questions?
Do I have to keep my camera on?
Yes. Cameras stay on during sessions to support connection, accountability, and the body doubling experience. Audio stays muted during the work hour.
What kinds of tasks can I bring?
Almost all everyday tasks are welcome: paperwork, dishes, studying, emails, creative projects, cleaning, planning, or resting intentionally. For the safety and comfort of everyone, all participants must be fully clothed at all times, and no weapons, drugs, or other hazardous materials should be present or visible during sessions.
Is this therapy?
No. These groups are for structure, accountability, and shared focus. They are not a substitute for therapy or mental health treatment.
What are the expectations for behavior in sessions?
Busy Brains Club is designed to be a safe, respectful, and supportive space. I reserve the right to remove any participant from a session if their behavior is disruptive, disrespectful, harmful, or otherwise unsafe to others. This helps maintain a calm and focused environment for everyone.
Anything else I should know?
This space is not designed for crisis support. If you are in immediate distress or need urgent help, please seek appropriate professional or emergency support. Participants are responsible for their own well-being, choices, and how they use their time during sessions. Sessions rely on internet and third-party platforms such as Zoom, and occasional technical disruptions may occur.
Ready to borrow a little momentum?
Sessions are open. Choose a group time, reserve your spot, and make progress in good company. We can't wait to work with you.