Now Enrolling — Summer 2026

Building Skills.
Building Futures.

Every Child. Every Strength. 🤍

Fun, engaging small group programs that build social, emotional, and executive functioning skills in a safe, structured environment — designed for neurodivergent children including autism, ADHD, learning differences, and anxiety.

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Small groups of 4–6 children — every child is seen

Diverse children learning together with warm supportive educator
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Strengths focused. Connection driven. Future ready.
BC Autism Funding accepted
Small Groups of 4–6 Children
BC Certified Educators
Strengths-Based & Relationship-Focused
Downtown Vancouver — Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House
Eligible for Autism Funding
About NeuroLearning Studio

A Warm, Supportive Space for Meaningful Growth

NeuroLearning Studio is a relationship-based learning studio designed to support neurodivergent children in building confidence, emotional regulation, executive functioning, communication, and meaningful social connections.

Our programs combine movement, play, individualized support, and strengths-focused teaching within calm, small-group environments where children feel safe, understood, and encouraged to grow.

Led by BC certified educators, we believe every child deserves a space where they can learn in ways that work for them — emotionally, socially, and academically.

Who We Support

Our programs are designed for children who may benefit from additional support beyond the traditional classroom.

  • Autism
  • ADHD
  • Learning Differences
  • Anxiety
  • Executive Functioning Challenges
  • Social Communication Difficulties
  • Emotional Regulation Needs
Educator warmly connecting with children
Safe. Calm. Supported.
Diverse children playing and learning together
Real friendships. Real growth.
Who We Serve

A space built for every kind of learner

NeuroLearning Studio was created for neurodivergent children who deserve more than a one-size-fits-all approach. Our programs welcome children with autism, ADHD, learning differences, and anxiety — in small, intentional groups where every child is truly seen.

Confidence Building

Helping children believe in themselves

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Social Connection

Building real friendships

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Emotional Regulation

Tools to manage feelings calmly

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Executive Function

Organization & problem-solving

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Movement Learning

Active, engaging activities

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Academic Support

Core skills through fun learning

Our Programs

Choose the program
that fits your family

Small groups of 4–6 children, led by BC certified educators.

Summer Program — NeuroLearning Studio
☀️ SUMMER PROGRAM
☀️ Summer Program

Building Skills.
Building Friendships.

📅 Starts July 6, 2026

Confidence, social connection, emotional regulation, and academic skills through engaging activities.

  • Afternoon: 1:00 – 4:00 PM, Mon–Fri
  • $350 / week — flexible enrollment
  • Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House, Vancouver
  • BC Autism Funding accepted
☀️ Enroll in Summer Program
After School Program — NeuroLearning Studio
🎒 AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM
🎒 After School Program

A Bridge Between
School & Home.

📅 Starts September 14

A calm, structured after-school setting to build social, emotional, and executive functioning skills.

  • Social skills & friendship building
  • Emotional regulation & self-management
  • Mon–Fri | 3:00 – 5:30 PM
  • $550 / month
🎒 Enroll in After School
One-on-One Learning Support — NeuroLearning Studio
📚 ONE-ON-ONE TUTORING
📚 One-on-One Support

Individualized Learning
For Every Child.

Orton-Gillingham informed instruction for neurodivergent learners — structured, multisensory, and built around each child's strengths.

  • Reading, Writing & Math
  • Executive Functioning & Study Skills
  • In-person (Downtown Vancouver) & Online
  • BC Autism Funding accepted
📚 Book a Tutoring Consultation

💛 A note about fit

If your child typically requires one-to-one support at school, please contact us — we are always happy to chat and help you find the right support for your child.

Our Approach

How we support every child

Hover each card to learn more about our teaching approach.

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Foundation
Relationship-Based Learning
Relationship-Based Learning
Every child learns best when they feel safe and connected. We build genuine trust before anything else — because connection is the foundation of all growth.
Trust First
Small group children collaborative learning table educator
Structure
Small Group Learning
Small Group Learning
Groups of just 4–6 children mean every child gets real attention, real turns, and real relationships — not just a seat in the room.
4–6 Children
Children active movement outdoor nature play learning
Engagement
Movement & Play
Movement & Play-Based
Hands-on activities, movement, and sensory experiences help children stay engaged, regulated, and confident — learning feels like play, not work.
Active Learning
Educator child warm smile strengths based teaching proud
Philosophy
Strengths-Based Teaching
Strengths-Based Teaching
We start with what each child can do — not what they can't. Building on strengths creates confidence that carries into every area of growth.
Every Child Shines
Six Core Pillars

Skills that shape a whole child

Hover each card to explore what we build in every session.

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Pillar 1
Confidence Building
Confidence Building
Creating real moments of success that help children develop a genuine belief in their own abilities and potential.
⭐ I Can Do This
Children laughing together collaborative social connection
Pillar 2
Social Connection
Social Connection
Building real friendships and meaningful peer relationships in a safe, structured group setting where everyone belongs.
👥 Real Friendships
Calming corner sensory friendly soft cushions emotional regulation
Pillar 3
Emotional Regulation
Emotional Regulation
Teaching practical tools children can use to manage their feelings, stay calm, and recover gracefully when things get hard.
💛 Calm & Capable
Children active movement nature play outdoor joyful
Pillar 4
Movement Learning
Movement-Based Learning
Active, engaging activities that support focus, body awareness, and academic growth — because bodies need to move to learn well.
🏃 Body & Mind
Small group academic support educator kneeling beside child learning
Pillar 5
Academic Support
Academic Support
Strengthening core academic skills through fun, purposeful learning that meets each child exactly where they are.
📚 Skills That Stick
Educator guiding child organized executive functioning planning
Pillar 6
Executive Function
Executive Function
Building the planning, organization, flexibility, and problem-solving skills that help children navigate school and daily life with greater ease.
🧩 Plan & Succeed
Susan Eskandari BC Certified Teacher NeuroLearning Studio
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BC Certified
Teacher

Meet Your Educator

Led by someone who truly cares

Susan Eskandari

Founder & Lead Educator · BC Certified Teacher

Susan Eskandari founded NeuroLearning Studio because she kept seeing the same thing — bright, creative, wonderful kids who were struggling not because something was wrong with them, but because the environment wasn't built for them.

As a BC certified educator with a Bachelor of Education, a Master of Arts, and a Master of Education, Susan has spent years supporting children in social-emotional learning, language development, and inclusive education. She brings a neuroaffirming, strengths-based approach to everything she does — meeting every child exactly where they are, not where the curriculum expects them to be.

NeuroLearning Studio is the program Susan wished existed. Intentionally small groups. Warm, trusted relationships. A space where neurodivergent children don't have to mask or push through — they can simply be themselves and grow from there.

Autism & ADHD Social Skills Executive Functioning Emotional Regulation Strengths-Based
FAQ

Questions answered

Everything parents want to know before enrolling their child.


Still have questions?
Who is this program best suited for?
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Our programs are designed for neurodivergent children ages 5–14, including those with autism, ADHD, learning differences, and anxiety who can participate in a small group setting with some independence.
Can families use autism funding for the program?
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Some families may be able to use autism funding or other support funding depending on their individual plan, eligibility, and funding arrangements. We encourage families to check directly with their funding provider or consultant regarding eligibility and approved services. We are happy to discuss this further and provide additional program information if needed.
What ages do you support?
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We currently support children approximately ages 5–14. Groups are formed thoughtfully based on developmental level and compatibility, not just age.
What does a typical session look like?
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Sessions follow a predictable, calming structure: a warm-up activity, a movement-based or social game, a focused skill-building activity, and a closing circle. Every session is intentional, engaging, and tailored to the group.
Can my child attend part-time?
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The summer program offers flexible weekly enrollment. The after-school program runs on a monthly basis.
What if my child needs extra support?
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If your child requires one-to-one support, please contact us — we are happy to discuss their needs and help you find the right fit for your family.
How do I register?
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Simply email us at info@neurols.net. We will send you an intake form and schedule a brief call to make sure the program is the right fit before getting started.
BC Autism Funding

Your child's program
may be fully covered

We are an eligible service provider for BC Autism Funding. Families may be able to use their annual funding allocation toward our programs, depending on individual approval and funding arrangement.


Our individualized coaching supports attention, memory, processing, academic and life skills, communication, and independence.



Ask us about funding

BC Autism Funding (Ages 6–18)

$6,000
Per year, per eligible child
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    Check eligibility — Your child needs an autism diagnosis from a qualified professional.

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    Apply for funding — Through the BC Autism Funding program via the government portal.

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    List us as your provider — We guide families through the Request to Pay process.

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    Start the program — Your child begins with full or partial funding applied.

Where We Are

Two convenient locations

Downtown Vancouver modern bright learning studio
Vancouver

Downtown Vancouver

Mount Pleasant Neighbourhood House, 800 East Broadway — serving families across Downtown Vancouver and the surrounding area.

Maple Ridge warm nature community learning environment
Maple Ridge

Maple Ridge

Additional locations coming soon. Contact us to discuss options in your neighbourhood.

Get In Touch

Ready to take the next step?

Helping children build skills today for a brighter tomorrow. 💛

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Email Us
info@neurols.net
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Website
www.neurols.net
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Children enjoying summer outdoor activities
☀️ Summer 2026

Summer Program
Intake Form

Building Skills. Building Futures. 🌱

Thank you for your interest in the NeuroLearning Studio Summer Program. This short intake form helps us better understand your child's strengths, needs, interests, and support profile so we can create thoughtful group placements and ensure the program is a good fit.

☀️ We understand that every child is unique. Our goal is to create safe, engaging, and supportive summer experiences where children feel confident, connected, and successful.

* Required fields

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Basic Information
📧 Email
📞 Phone
💬 Text Message
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Understanding Your Child
💛 We believe children thrive when their strengths, interests, and individual learning styles are understood and supported.
Social skills
Emotional regulation
Executive functioning
Attention / focus
Anxiety
Communication
Academic support
Confidence building
Friendship building
Flexible thinking
ADHD
Autism
Learning differences
Sensory regulation
Transitions / routines
Other

Examples: art, building, movement, games, reading, outdoor play, sensory activities, technology, animals, etc.

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Program Fit
🌿 Our summer program is designed as a small-group experience with shared educator support. We aim to create calm, engaging, and emotionally safe environments where children can build confidence, connection, and independence.
🌅 Morning (9:30 AM – 12:30 PM)
🌤 Afternoon (1:30 PM – 4:30 PM)
☀️ Full Day (if offered)
Unsure / Would like to discuss
One week
Multiple weeks
Flexible scheduling
Unsure / Would like guidance
Yes
Usually
Unsure / Would like to discuss further
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Additional Information
🌱 The following information is optional but may help us better understand how to support your child successfully.

Examples may include ADHD, autism, speech/language support, occupational therapy, counselling, learning differences, etc.

Examples: resource teacher, counsellor, ELL support, behavioural support, speech/language support, etc.

Yes
No
Prefer not to say
Yes
No
Maybe

Thank you for taking the time to share about your child. We understand how important it is to find the right environment and support. Our team carefully reviews each intake form to help ensure thoughtful group placement, program fit, and a successful summer experience.

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Form Submitted Successfully!

Thank you! Your intake form has been submitted successfully.
We will review your information and be in touch shortly regarding next steps.

We look forward to a wonderful summer together. 💛

Children enjoying summer outdoor activities
☀️ Summer 2026

Summer Program
Intake Form

Building Skills. Building Futures. 🌱

Thank you for your interest in the NeuroLearning Studio Summer Program. This short intake form helps us better understand your child's strengths, needs, interests, and support profile so we can create thoughtful group placements and ensure the program is a good fit.

☀️ We understand that every child is unique. Our goal is to create safe, engaging, and supportive summer experiences where children feel confident, connected, and successful.

* Required fields

1
Basic Information
📧 Email
📞 Phone
💬 Text Message
2
Understanding Your Child
💛 We believe children thrive when their strengths, interests, and individual learning styles are understood and supported.
Social skills
Emotional regulation
Executive functioning
Attention / focus
Anxiety
Communication
Academic support
Confidence building
Friendship building
Flexible thinking
ADHD
Autism
Learning differences
Sensory regulation
Transitions / routines
Other

Examples: art, building, movement, games, reading, outdoor play, sensory activities, technology, animals, etc.

3
Program Fit
🌿 Our summer program is designed as a small-group experience with shared educator support. We aim to create calm, engaging, and emotionally safe environments where children can build confidence, connection, and independence.
🌅 Morning (9:30 AM – 12:30 PM)
🌤 Afternoon (1:30 PM – 4:30 PM)
☀️ Full Day (if offered)
Unsure / Would like to discuss
One week
Multiple weeks
Flexible scheduling
Unsure / Would like guidance
Yes
Usually
Unsure / Would like to discuss further
4
Additional Information
🌱 The following information is optional but may help us better understand how to support your child successfully.

Examples may include ADHD, autism, speech/language support, occupational therapy, counselling, learning differences, etc.

Examples: resource teacher, counsellor, ELL support, behavioural support, speech/language support, etc.

Yes
No
Prefer not to say
Yes
No
Maybe

Thank you for taking the time to share about your child. We understand how important it is to find the right environment and support. Our team carefully reviews each intake form to help ensure thoughtful group placement, program fit, and a successful summer experience.

☀️

Form Submitted Successfully!

Thank you! Your intake form has been submitted successfully.
We will review your information and be in touch shortly regarding next steps.

We look forward to a wonderful summer together. 💛