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For neurodivergent adults

Coaching, tools, and community — built for your brain.

Neurocircle brings ADHD, autistic, and AuDHD adults together for practical coaching, honest conversation, and a seven-level program with room to go at your own pace.

Joining the waitlist does not reserve or guarantee a seat.

Founding member pricing: $196 per quarter or $636 per year. See what you're joining.

ADHD Autistic AuDHD Go at your own pace

Why Neurocircle

You're not behind. You've been judged by the wrong standard.

I'm Dr. George Sachs — clinical psychologist, ADHD and autism specialist, and someone who lives in an AuDHD brain every day. I built Neurocircle so self-acceptance could be the starting point, not a prize you win after you've "fixed" yourself.

What you're actually joining

Two things working together, built for ADHD, autistic and AuDHD adults.

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The Climb

A seven-level program, released over time

Built for AuDHD brains — not a neurotypical framework with tweaks. Levels open one at a time, and once a level opens you move through it at your own pace, on your lower-capacity days included.

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The community

One warm community, your own pace

Neurocircle is one coaching community built on honest conversation, gentle accountability, and mutual support. Show up as you are — everyone here is navigating the same terrain, at their own pace.

the climb

Seven levels. Released over time. Room to go at your pace.

Basecamp opens with each pod on the first Monday of the month; Pod 2’s December 7 start is confirmed. Start whenever you’re ready. Each camp is a set of short prerecorded lessons, so there’s nothing to attend on opening day. Go at your own pace—you don’t need to keep up with anyone.

One new camp is planned every two weeks. Later camps remain in development, so their dates are not yet confirmed. Earlier lessons stay available while you’re a member. The weekly Climb Q&A is optional; find joining details in Circle Live Events. Many people take around six months to learn and practice.

  1. BasecampUnderstand your brainWhy common advice may not fit you — and why that doesn't mean you're the problem.Pod 2 start confirmed: December 7
  2. Camp 1Understand yourself and your needsTake your experience seriously and use it to make choices.Planned: two weeks after Basecamp
  3. Camp 2Manage emotions, RSD, and intrusive thoughtsWhat helps when strong feelings or sticky thoughts make choices harder.Planned later — date not confirmed
  4. Camp 3Start tasks and get organizedMake doing things easier instead of relying on willpower.Planned later — date not confirmed
  5. Camp 4Manage burnout, masking, and energyRecognize your limits and reduce the cost of everyday life.Planned later — date not confirmed
  6. Camp 5Communicate needs, set boundaries, and repairHandle interactions without losing sight of yourself.Planned later — date not confirmed
  7. SummitCelebrate your achievementTurn what helped into a toolkit you keep using — and mark how far you've come.Planned later — date not confirmed
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What makes Neurocircle different

Belonging

A genuinely shame-free space

No masking, no explaining your quirks, no apologizing for how your brain works.

Practical

Tools for the inside and the outside

Support for spirals, shame and rejection sensitivity — alongside practical executive-function tools.

Led by Dr. Sachs

Lived experience plus clinical expertise

The science behind why it works, from someone who lives in an AuDHD brain every day.

A real preview of The Climb

A brief look at the ideas you’ll explore as the camps open—understanding yourself first, then building practical tools for everyday life.

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Levels in The Climb, released over time

Mondays, 6 p.m. Eastern

Optional weekly Climb Q&A with Dr. George Sachs

24/7

Private community discussion

$196 / $636

Founding member pricing

Basecamp

Understand your brain

Why common advice may not fit you — and why that doesn't mean you're the problem.

Camp 1

Understand yourself and your needs

Take your experience seriously and use it to make choices.

Camp 2

Manage emotions, RSD, and intrusive thoughts

What helps when strong feelings or sticky thoughts make choices harder.

About the team behind Neurocircle

Sachs Center evaluation reviews

Neurocircle is led by Dr. George Sachs of Sachs Center. These are real, publicly posted reviews of Sachs Center ADHD and autism evaluations—not Neurocircle membership—quoted as written, each one traceable to its original source.

Laura D.

Google Reviews

“Great experience! Helped me through the process of getting evaluated for ADHD. It was a calming and informative session.”
A C (Ariela)

Google Reviews

“I had an excellent experience with Sachs Center. The autism evaluation process was thorough, professional, and conducted with care from start to finish.”
Kerri Massari

Google Reviews

“The psychologist was excellent — great at keeping the appointment on point while being openly warm and easy to talk to.”
Trevis Wallace

Google Reviews

“She really listened to my concerns and was very empathetic. The process was thorough and timely, and provided the clarity and accommodations I needed.”

Reviews collected from Google, Trustpilot and Reddit. Read all Sachs Center reviews (opens in a new tab)

How pods work

A new pod starts every month

Whales travel in pods — close enough to stay in touch, each one surfacing on its own rhythm. That's the shape of this community: company whenever you want it, with no shared schedule to keep up with.

Payment opens the fourth Monday of each month, and the new pod begins the first Monday of the next. Join the free waitlist for an invitation when enrollment opens—no payment or commitment. Joining does not reserve or guarantee a seat.

  1. Any time

    Join the free waitlist

    Get an invitation when enrollment opens—no payment or commitment.

  2. Fourth Monday

    Payment opens

    Choose quarterly or annual membership when enrollment opens.

  3. First Monday

    A new pod begins

    The Climb opens. Start whenever you're ready.

Founding member pricing

Joining at launch

Two ways to pay, the same membership.

Quarterly

Regular price $396Founding member price $196

Billed every 3 months

Save $200 per quarter

  • Optional weekly Climb Q&A with Dr. George Sachs — Mondays, 6 p.m. Eastern
  • The Climb course — new camps planned every two weeks
  • Private community and peer support
  • Free downloadable PDFs
  • Self-Acceptance Quiz

Same access while active, including accountability, live body doubling with Lily, and scheduled Saturday prerecorded body doubling. Annual does not open camps early.

Basecamp opens with your pod. New camps are planned every two weeks; later dates are not yet confirmed. Opening dates, not deadlines—earlier lessons stay available while you’re a member.

Members can find Q&A and body-doubling joining details in Circle Live Events (opens in a new tab).

What to expect

Answers about The Climb, live Q&A, body doubling, privacy, and membership. Updated November 8, 2026.

Read the community FAQ

What does membership include?

Both quarterly and annual memberships include The Climb as its levels open, community and peer support, optional weekly Climb Q&A with Dr. George Sachs, live and prerecorded body doubling, and optional accountability through Campfire. Both plans have the same access while active; annual membership does not unlock later camps early.

When is the optional Climb Q&A?

The optional Climb Q&A with Dr. George Sachs meets weekly on Mondays at 6 p.m. Eastern Time for one hour. Bring questions about The Climb, discuss strategies, share wins, or simply listen. Members can find joining details in Circle Live Events.

When does Basecamp open?

Basecamp opens with each pod on the first Monday of the month; Pod 2’s December 7 start is confirmed. Start whenever you’re ready. Each camp is a set of short prerecorded lessons, so there’s nothing to attend on opening day. One new camp is planned every two weeks, but later camp dates are not yet confirmed. Go at your own pace—opening dates are not deadlines, and earlier lessons stay available while you’re a member. The weekly Climb Q&A is optional; find joining details in Circle Live Events.

What is the planned release schedule, and how long does practice take?

Pod 2’s December 7 start is confirmed. The plan is for The Climb’s seven stages to open across about 12 weeks, with one new camp every two weeks; later camps remain in development and their dates are not yet confirmed. Many people take around six months to learn and practice, with no deadline to keep up. Continuing for a year gives you more time to revisit lessons and put them into practice with community support. Online access remains available while your membership is active.

What does The Climb cover?

The Climb has seven levels: Basecamp covers understanding your brain; Camp 1 covers self-acceptance and your needs; Camp 2 covers emotions, rejection sensitivity, and intrusive thoughts; Camp 3 covers starting tasks and organization; Camp 4 covers burnout, masking, and energy; Camp 5 covers communication, boundaries, and repair; and the Summit brings your learning and toolkit together.

How does live body doubling with Lily work?

Your membership includes weekly live body doubling with Lily. Bring a task of your choice and work alongside other members. Members can also host member-led sessions or arrange sessions directly with one another. Check Circle Live Events for dates and joining details.

What is Saturday prerecorded body doubling?

Scheduled Saturday body-doubling sessions use six prerecorded videos of Dr. Sachs working. Members work alongside a video as a group and can chat with one another during the session. Dr. Sachs is prerecorded, rather than attending live. These Saturday sessions are separate from live body doubling with Lily. Check Circle Live Events for dates and joining details.

How do accountability and weekly check-ins work?

Use Campfire for optional weekly goals and check-ins: share what you plan to try, how it went, and what support might help next. The Climb encourages small practices in everyday life. Posting and sharing personal details are optional; you may keep your reflections private.

Is individual therapy included?

Individual therapy is not included in membership. Eligible members may book a separate 50-minute session with Dr. Sachs for $350, subject to availability and licensing requirements. Neurocircle membership provides education and community support and does not itself establish a therapist–client relationship.

Are live activities recorded? May members record or take screenshots?

Live Neurocircle activities are not recorded. This includes Climb Q&A, live body doubling with Lily, member-led body doubling, and scheduled Saturday group sessions using prerecorded videos. Members may not make audio or video recordings or take screenshots of sessions or community content. The prerecorded lessons and videos of Dr. Sachs working are prepared educational materials, not recordings of member activities. Members participating alongside those videos are not recorded.

What privacy and conduct expectations apply?

Be respectful, ask before giving advice, and keep other people’s information private. Do not share quotes or identifying details about another member outside the community without their permission. Sharing a diagnosis, story, quiz results, or exercises is optional. Harassment, discrimination, threats, repeated unwanted contact, and unsolicited promotion are not allowed. Members are expected to respect privacy, but Neurocircle cannot guarantee what others do with information they can access. Report concerns through a post’s reporting option where available or email george.sachs@sachscenter.com privately. Neurocircle is not an emergency service or a continuously monitored crisis channel.

How much does membership cost, and does it renew automatically?

The founding quarterly membership is $196 every three months. The founding annual membership is $636 per year. Both renew automatically unless canceled. Both plans provide the same membership access while active.

Do I keep my founding rate? Can I switch from quarterly to annual?

Your founding membership rate continues at renewal for as long as your membership remains active. Quarterly founding members may switch to an annual membership at the founding annual rate. To request a switch, email george.sachs@sachscenter.com using your membership email address. We will confirm the change, its effective date, and any payment adjustment before it takes effect.

What happens when I cancel?

Canceling stops your next automatic renewal. You retain access until the end of your paid membership period. To request cancellation, email george.sachs@sachscenter.com using your membership email address and ask for confirmation. Continued access after the paid period requires renewing your membership.

How do refunds work?

You may request a refund within 14 days of your initial membership purchase. This 14-day refund window applies only to the initial purchase, not to renewal payments. Email george.sachs@sachscenter.com with your membership email address and initial purchase date. Cancellation and refund requests are separate; say clearly if you want both.

What can I keep after membership ends?

After your membership ends, you may keep materials you downloaded through Neurocircle’s provided download options and your own notes for personal use only. Online course, community, and live-session access ends when your paid membership period ends. Downloaded course materials may not be shared, resold, or redistributed.

Who can I contact for help?

For private account, access, billing, privacy, or conduct concerns, email george.sachs@sachscenter.com using your membership email address. Do not send passwords or payment-card details. For general questions and peer ideas, use Ask the Community.

Members: find Q&A and body-doubling joining details in Circle Live Events (opens in a new tab)

Ready to understand your brain instead of fighting it?

Pod 2 starts December 7. The free waitlist brings an invitation when enrollment opens, with no payment or commitment and no reserved or guaranteed seat. Founding member pricing: $196 quarterly or $636 annually.

Even the longest journey begins with one small step.