Kindred Footing

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Logo for Good Footing: a yellow circle background with pink geometric lines, overlaid with bold black text that says 'GOOD FOOTING'.
Logo for Good Footing: a yellow circle background with pink geometric lines, overlaid with bold black text that says 'GOOD FOOTING'.

A walk & talk for neurodivergent folk* a collaboration between Danny at Good Footing & Jules at Kindred Neurodiversity

Are you looking for a safe, calm, outdoor opportunity to connect with like-minded people from the neurodivergent community across Yorkshire?

So far, we have held three events which have been a success. Our first event was on the rugged and wild Norland Moor. Our following events were at the stunning Yorkshire Sculpture Park and then National Trust Wentworth Castle. Attendees shared that despite some pre-event nervousness, they felt relaxed and welcomed into the group with some great connections being formed and people keen for future events.

*No diagnosis needed to attend*

Our next event

Unfortunately, our event on Sunday 12th July has had to be cancelled.

Watch this space for details of our next event.

Tell me more

Danny and Jules met through social media where they began supporting each others businesses. Danny’s CIC Good Footing is all about movement & mindset, and Jules’ coaching business Kindred Neurodiversity is all about connection, community & coaching. Both neurodivergent, both based in Yorkshire and both keen to build something meaningful to support the local neurodivergent community. Several conversations later, the idea of collaboration was solidified and at the start of 2026, the very first Kindred Footing event was launched.

The aim is simple: outdoor events where neurodivergent adults can meet up for fresh air, gentle exercise and judgement-free, easy conversation with like-minded people. Community is important for everyone, but especially for those who may often feel like they don’t belong. There is no requirement for a diagnosis, often the stage when you are exploring the idea of neurodivergence is the time when you most search for connection with others who get it.

If you are looking to connect with others and get out more, we would love to welcome you. If we can answer any questions that might make it easier for you to join us, please just drop us a message.

Kindred Footing group photo of 6 adults standing in a glass house at Wentworth Castle Gardens
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