Likeyou is a neurodiversity‑affirming platform that offers strengths‑based coaching to help autistic and ADHD adults improve executive functioning, goal‑setting, and stress management. It also provides a moderated peer community for identity‑affirming connection and, soon, therapist‑led psychotherapy and occupational therapy tailored to neurodivergent needs. All services are delivered through a private online platform for flexible, cost‑effective access.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Neurodivergent adults often encounter mental health and daily‑living services that are not tailored to their neurotype, leading to ineffective support, increased stress, and higher rates of psychiatric comorbidity.
Solution
LikeYou delivers neurodiversity‑affirming care designed by and for autistic and ADHD adults. The platform provides strengths‑based coaching that targets executive‑functioning, goal‑setting, and stress‑reduction, while a moderated peer community offers a safe space for identity‑affirming connection and shared strategies. Upcoming therapist‑led services will extend the offering to evidence‑based psychotherapy and occupational therapy delivered by clinicians with lived experience of neurodiversity. All interactions are hosted on a private online platform, enabling flexible, cost‑effective access without the barriers of traditional mental‑health settings.
Target Audience
Primary customers are neurodivergent adults (18+) in the United States seeking mental‑health support, executive‑function coaching, and community belonging.
Features
- One‑on‑one coaching focused on planning, organization, time management, and personalized goal accountability
- Certified peer‑specialist facilitated weekly group sessions within a private, online community
- Continuous access to a secure platform for asynchronous peer interaction and resource sharing
- Planned therapy services including CBT, trauma‑informed care, mindfulness, and occupational therapy tailored to autistic and ADHD adults
- Content and support grounded in research and lived experience, emphasizing identity‑affirming language and practices