Community Events & Collective Care

Personal Healing. Collective Liberation.

At NeuroBloom, we believe in the power of collective care and in creating opportunities for healing beyond the therapy room. Our relationships, cultures, and communities shape our mental health. Our programming gives people space to connect, learn, create, and care for one another.

Personal Healing. Collective Liberation. guides how we approach this work: supporting individual well-being while strengthening the relationships and community resources that sustain us.

What We’ve Been Creating

Over the past year, we’ve brought people together across Chicago through film nights, DJ sets, nervous system regulation workshops, neurodivergent-affirming body doubling and parallel play gatherings, and mutual aid events supporting communities in Chicago and Africa, including Sudan.

Frequent collaborators include For Real Therapy and Solar Intentions. Together with community partners, we create programming that brings mental health into conversation with culture, art, movement, and everyday life.

Through Practice in Color, we’re also building a collective of BIPOC mental health clinicians and healers. These gatherings help us exchange resources, build referral relationships, and support one another so we can better serve our clients and communities.

Coming Up: A Night in Sudan

A Night in Sudan is a fundraiser featuring an immersive pop-up museum and cultural experience. Through art, music, food, literature, storytelling, and interactive installations, guests will explore Sudanese culture while supporting mutual aid and children’s education in Arbaji, Sudan.

Created alongside Sudanese organizers and hosted at For Real Therapy, the event brings people together to experience, learn, and contribute.

More in the Works

We’re developing more workshops, creative events, and opportunities for community connection. We’re also growing our network of community partners and welcome collaborations with artists, educators, organizers, local businesses, and fellow practitioners.

Have an idea, a space, or an offering you’d like to share? Connect with us about building something together.