Hi, I'm Blake — welcome to NeuroInfinity

Ever feel like you're constantly adapting to a world that doesn't fully understand the way your mind works?

I know that feeling well — I'm neurodivergent myself. I built NeuroInfinity as a human-centered space to help you reconnect with yourself, build confidence, and grow — safely, sustainably, and at your own pace.

Mentoring Wellbeing Support Lived Experience Real-World Growth
Blake, founder of NeuroInfinity Experiences, on a beach
4+ years supporting neurodivergent individuals
Online across Australia & worldwide
Based on the Central Coast, serving Sydney too
Find me at markets across Sydney & the Central Coast
Our Services

Support that meets you where you're at

Emotionally, physically, and at your pace. I offer every service online or in person, and I'm the one you'll actually work with.

Neurodivergent adults & teens People with intellectual disabilities Anyone wanting to understand themselves better Anyone building self-belief & a more fulfilling life

1:1 & Group Mentoring

I help you build emotional regulation, grounding, and confidence — whether you're a neurodivergent child, teen, or adult.

Group Activities & Experiences

Connection-based outings, nature activities, and creative sessions I run to help you feel included and alive.

Virtual Support & Accountability

Body doubling, routine support, emotional check-ins, and goal support — I'm there for the everyday moments too.

Holistic Transformation Programs

Nervous system work, somatic tools, mindset, and gut–brain health, shaped by me around your unique needs.

Holistic Transformation Programs

Body · Brain · Nervous System · Lifestyle

This is where deeper change happens — gently, safely, at your pace. I bring together nervous system work, emotional support, somatic practice, and holistic health, drawing on my own lived experience, for people wanting to understand themselves more deeply and create shifts that feel grounded and sustainable.

Gut–Brain Health

Nutrition patterns, reducing inflammation, and the ADHD/autistic gut connection.

Nervous System Regulation

Calming tools, grounding, and reconnecting to safety in the body.

Emotional Awareness

Learning your patterns, feeling safe to express, widening your window of tolerance.

Somatic Body Awareness

Connecting to your body instead of shutting down or dissociating.

Mindset & Self-Belief

Confidence, identity, clarity, and rewiring unhelpful patterns.

Direction & Life Clarity

Values, purpose, decision-making, and life vision.

Breathwork & Regulation

Practical practices to return to calm in the moment.

Routines & Structure

Daily consistency that supports rather than restricts you.

Blake, founder of NeuroInfinity Experiences, on a beach Blake with the NeuroInfinity community at an event Blake working at a laptop
About me

Hi, I'm Blake.

NeuroInfinity didn't begin because I simply wanted to become a coach. In many ways, it grew out of a lifetime of learning to understand myself — and eventually wanting to help other people do the same.

As someone who's neurodivergent myself, I know what it's like to feel misunderstood, overwhelmed, and like the world wasn't quite designed around the way my brain works.

  • 4+ years supporting neurodivergent individuals across a wide range of needs
  • Founder of a 500+ member neurodivergent community
  • Spaces where people feel genuinely safe being themselves
"I don't want to tell you who to become. I just want to help you understand you."

Lived experience, not just theory

I'm not just working from a textbook — I'm neurodivergent myself, so I understand the overwhelm from the inside.

Your pace, always

No generic plans and no rigid formulas. What we do together is shaped around you — your nervous system, your goals, your timeline.

You work with me, directly

I'm founder-led — every conversation, session, and check-in is with me, not a rotating team of strangers.

My story

Why I do this work

My story started differently from most. I was born extremely premature, at just 25 weeks, and my first years of life involved significant medical challenges — heart surgery, being dependent on oxygen for roughly three years, and numerous operations along the way.

From very early on, there were challenges and uncertainties around me. But one thing has stayed important throughout my life: a belief in what I'm capable of. I've never wanted the circumstances I've experienced, the labels I've been given, or other people's expectations to define the limits of my life.

As I grew older, being neurodivergent added another layer to that. Rather than making me want to "fix" myself, it made me curious — why do I work the way I do, what's actually happening underneath what I'm feeling, how are the brain, body, emotions and nervous system connected? Eventually: how can I help other people understand themselves too? That curiosity has shaped most of the work I do today.

Growth doesn't need to feel rushed. Sometimes it starts with simply slowing down, feeling safe, and reconnecting with yourself.

Before NeuroInfinity became what it is today, I was already building spaces where neurodivergent people could connect. I founded and led a neurodivergent community that's grown to more than 500 people, organising and facilitating social events and experiences for people who might otherwise struggle to find somewhere they feel understood.

That taught me something important: growth doesn't only happen sitting across from someone in a room. Sometimes we learn the most about ourselves through connection, through play, through trying something new, through being around people who let us just be ourselves. That philosophy became a core part of NeuroInfinity Experiences.

What I bring

Training · Practical Experience · Community Leadership · Lived Experience

I.

Training

Around 12 months of intensive integrative coaching training and mentorship, alongside formal training in NLP / neuro transformation approaches.

II.

Practical Experience

Years of hands-on experience working directly alongside neurodivergent people and people with diverse support needs.

III.

Community Leadership

Founder and leader of a 500+ member neurodivergent community, designing and facilitating events built around connection and belonging.

IV.

Lived Experience

My lived experience doesn't mean I automatically understand somebody else's. It means I'm interested in understanding theirs.

What working with me feels like

Not high-pressure coaching. Just space to be yourself.

I don't want people walking into a session feeling assessed, or handed another list of things they need to fix. We might talk. We might explore patterns, the nervous system, mindset, or what's happening in your world. We might set goals — or you might just need space to make sense of things.

I want to work with people, not on people.

The experience adapts to you. You don't have to adapt to it.

What People Have Experienced

When people feel understood, they can begin to understand themselves differently.

Everyone's journey looks different. These are some of the things people I've worked alongside have shared about their experience — and sometimes, that shift in understanding changes what's possible.

Understood
"I finally felt understood."

Working with Blake helped me feel genuinely understood and gave me a space where I could be myself without feeling judged or like I needed to be someone different.

Kye, 34
Confidence
"My confidence has grown."

Working with Blake has helped grow my confidence and belief in what I'm capable of. With things like cooking, he helped make things feel achievable, fun and easier to work through step by step.

Troy, 20
Belief
"An inspirational leader."

Blake is an inspirational leader who genuinely cares about bringing people together. He creates spaces where neurodivergent people can connect, have fun, build friendships and feel like they belong.

Sophie, 27
FAQ

Before you reach out

A few things people usually want to know. If yours isn't here, just ask — that's what the meet & greet is for.

What happens on the free meet & greet?+
It's a relaxed, no-pressure conversation — not an assessment. We talk about what's going on for you, what you're hoping for, and whether working together feels like a good fit. There's no obligation to continue afterwards.
Is everything online, or can we meet in person?+
Both. Most of my work happens online, so I can support people across Australia and worldwide. I'm also based on the Central Coast and available in person there and around Sydney, plus you'll find me at markets across both areas each month.
Who do you actually work with?+
Neurodivergent adults and teens, people with intellectual disabilities, and honestly anyone who wants to understand themselves better, build self-belief, and live a more fulfilling life. There's no single "type" of person this is for.
What's the difference between mentoring and the Holistic Transformation Programs?+
1:1 mentoring is more conversational — regulation, confidence, and working through whatever's current. The Holistic Programs go deeper, bringing in nervous system, somatic, and lifestyle work over time. We can start with one and expand into the other, depending on what you need.
Do I need to already know what I want to work on?+
Not at all. Some people come in with a clear goal, others just need space to make sense of things. Either is a completely normal way to start.
What does it cost, and how do I get started?+
It depends on the type of support and how often we meet, so it's easiest to talk it through directly. Book a free meet & greet or send a message, and we'll figure out what fits.
Let's connect

There's no pressure here — just a safe space to start.

If you're curious about working together, have questions, or just want a feel for the support before deciding anything, I'm here. Reach out anytime and we'll take it at your pace.

Online across Australia & worldwide

My focus is Australia — especially Sydney and the Central Coast, where I'm also out at markets each month — but sessions are online, so I work with people internationally too. Wherever you are, reach out and we'll see if it's a fit.

Book a free meet & greet