Bring your curiosity. We'll bring the frameworks, tools, games, patterns, and permission to experiment. Some Labs are clinical trainings for clinicians. Others are learning spaces for the wider circle of people supporting neurodivergent minds. Check each event for who it's built for.
Explore what may be driving an experience or behavior beneath the label.
Look at masking, processing, regulation, and the patterns that are easy to miss from the outside.
Take away questions, tools, and fresh ways of thinking suited to the audience of each workshop.
Games, pop culture, media, creativity, and everyday interests become the doorway into deeper clinical learning.
These trainings explore how the things clients already care about can help clinicians think about identity, agency, regulation, relationships, trauma, meaning, and intervention design. Depending on the session, a Geeky Lab may be built for clinicians or opened to a wider circle of people supporting neurodivergent minds. Check each event for who it's for.
Pattern-based clinical learning for cases, presentations, and questions that need more than another diagnostic checklist.
These spaces focus on practical frameworks, neurodivergent-affirming perspectives, clinical reasoning, case conceptualization, and tools clinicians can actually take back into the room. Some Clinical Labs are built strictly for clinicians; others open the same lens to parents, educators, and coaches. Each event says which.
Purple = Geeky Labs. Teal = Clinical Labs. Pick your experiment.
2-Part Applied Training. Build a sandbox-based intervention, test it through independent gameplay, then return to the Lab to translate what happened back into clinical thinking.
Experiment Complete · See the Archive →Available upon demonstrated application of the framework.
A live, low-pressure clinical consultation space. Bring a case, stuck point, pattern, intervention question, or something you're trying to make sense of. We'll think through it together using the Lab's pattern-based process, and participants receive the completed Clarity Map after the session.
Experiment CompleteYour first visit to The Alchemist's Lab. Work through a prepared case, see how Jai thinks in patterns, and share what you notice. First-time participants only.
Registration Open Save My Spot →New to the Lab? Start with the Free Intro. Clinicians with a case or stuck point? The $25 Lab Drop-In is the space to bring it whenever it's on the schedule.
No live training this month. Go experiment with something else.
Go beyond the traditional vision board and explore Pinterest as a visual, interest-based clinical tool for identity exploration, emotional language, values, pattern recognition, future thinking, and therapeutic reflection.
Coming Soonof attendees reported gaining new clinical knowledge or skills, verified across all 17 evaluations
average presenter knowledge rating. Every attendee gave the highest mark.
average clarity rating: attendees across all experience levels reported content was clear and applicable
"The worksheet is incredibly helpful for setting up with my own clients — something I've found difficult in the past with using games."
"The worksheet was very thorough."
"Even though I do not specifically use the Sims, there was tons of stuff and ideas that I can use outside of that game!"
This is the point. The interest is the doorway — not the intervention.
"I liked that the room was engaging and lively."
"I really appreciated the attention to the chat — this felt incredibly collaborative."
"Best presentation I've seen thus far."
"I'd attend any and every training you'd present in the future."
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