Groups
Find Your People
Explore groups where you can connect with others near you or who have similar professions and interests.
About Groups
Groups are for connection, peer learning, and community, not clinical care or formal training. Each sets its own rhythm and meeting location (virtual or in person). Groups are open to all ATNS Rewiring Project Members at no extra cost. Learn more about membership in The Rewiring Project here.
Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
Connect with Members who share an identity, profession, or area of interest.
Chapters
Local groups by geography: cities, states, regions, or countries. Any Member can join any chapter.
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Texas
Want to start a chapter? Learn about leading one
Special Interest Groups (SIGs)
Groups built around a shared identity, profession, or area of interest.
Open to all Neuroplastic Symptom Recovery Coaches who are listed in the Practitioner Directory.
Open to clinicians of all ages who are in training or in the first five years after licensing.
LGBTQ+
Open to all who identify as LGBTQ+ and their allies.
Open to all physicians, nurse practitioners, physician associates, and advanced practice providers.
Open to all mental health professionals who practice psychotherapy.
Want to start a SIG? Learn about leading one
Join a Group
Pick a group and we’ll connect you with its leader.
ATNS membership is required. Not a Member yet? Join The Rewiring Project first.
Start a Group
Chapters and SIGs are led by Members. See what leading involves and apply.
Common questions
Is there a cost to join?
No. Groups are free for ATNS Rewiring Project Members, and membership is the only requirement.
How do I join a group?
Use the Join a Group form on this page and we’ll connect you with the group’s leader.
Do I have to live near a chapter to join it?
No, any Member can join any chapter.
How often do groups meet?
Each group sets its own rhythm: monthly, every other month, or quarterly, virtual or in person.
Can I join more than one group?
Yes. You’re welcome to join as many groups as you’d like.
