Sarah Frinks Morgan is a Board Certified Cognitive Specialist who loves round-peg-thinkers in this square-hole-world. Sarah celebrates neurodiversity, helping all kinds of humans appreciate their own brains and lean into their strengths. She founded the non-profit, Engaging Minds of Many Kinds, which advocates for neurodiversity in all spaces to be normalized, not just accommodated. Sarah is a public speaker, consultant, and the author of a book series on best practices for engaging neurodiversity in public spaces. As an Executive Function Coach she helps people develop life-skills, reach their own goals, or just get their sh*t together. Most of her clients have Autism or ADHD (diagnosed or not!). She holds graduate degrees in Cognitive Science and Interdisciplinary Studies at the intersection of Psychology, Education & Philosophy. Sarah is a passionate public speaker and writer. www.EFGameplan.com
EF Game Plan - Executive Function Strategies
Engaging Minds of Many Kinds
EXPERIENCES
Show Date
Fri 4 Sep 2026 12:00 PM to 12:50 PM
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| Title Short | Neurodiversity Forum |
| Venue | Science Tent |
| Experience Description | Neurodiverse brains all experience the world differently. One thing is consistent, non-typical brains crave community that is safe and understanding. Bring your experiences, questions, and feelings about your unique brain. Humans with and without official diagnoses are welcome. **Facilitator is neurodiverse herself, and a Board Certified Cognitive Specialist, but will be unable to diagnose or give medical advice. |
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Show Date
Fri 4 Sep 2026 9:00 PM to 10:00 PM
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| Title Short | Autistic Community at WGF |
| Venue | Science Tent |
| Experience Description | We want to give humans on the Autism Spectrum the opportunity to meet up and to self-identify throughout the festival. During Friday Beer & Hymns (often loud, disorienting, and intimating for neurodiverse festival-goers) we will host a meet-up for humans on the Autism Spectrum. In a quiet, but not hidden-away space, we will create community and strategize for the festival experience. We will bring a simple installation to display for everyone throughout the festival bringing autism awareness and best practices on how to engage Autistic people in public spaces. The installation will include space for Meet-Up participants to add their thoughts and hopes for WGF. We will put temporary tattoos and stickers of the universal symbol of Autism at the Rangers Station, so if they choose, festival-goers on the spectrum can self-identify and find each other. |
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