Ergodivergence
Understand differently.
Moving forward together.
Understand differently.
Moving forward together.
From what is present, here and now.
Ergodivergence is a project of trainings, tools and spaces for reflection around neurodivergence, human functioning and the complex realities of everyday life.
Through a human, creative and adaptable approach, the project aims to better understand what really influences the ability to function, learn and adapt on a daily basis.
UPDATED MAY 14, 2026
Ergodivergence is an evolving model developed through ongoing learning, clinical experience, collaboration, and community feedback.
Following participation in the annual conference of the Canadian Association of Occupational Therapists, the model will continue to evolve in order to better reflect current best practices, inclusion, affirming approaches, and broader representation of neurodivergent realities. As a result, you may notice several changes over the coming weeks and months.
Ergodivergence also recognizes the limitations and influences of the cultural and social context in which the model was developed, including the perspective of its lead developer as a white person descended from settler-colonial ancestry. Developed in Quebec City, Ergodivergence acknowledges that this work takes place on the traditional unceded territory of the Huron-Wendat Nation, while also recognizing the enduring presence and contributions of the other First Nations connected to this territory.
Our Services
Ergodivergence offers training, tools and spaces for exploration around neurodivergence, human functioning and the complex realities of everyday life.
The goal is to support a more nuanced and adaptable understanding of the difficulties experienced, through a human, concrete and creative approach.
Tools in occupational therapy
Development of clinical tools, guides and practical resources aimed at supporting clinical reasoning, observation of daily functioning and adaptation of interventions in real context.
Neurodivergence training
Training courses designed for professionals wishing to deepen their understanding of neurodivergent realities, the variability of functioning and the challenges encountered on a daily basis, in both mental and physical health.
Group workshops
Spaces for discussion, exploration and activities around daily functioning, adaptation, creativity and mutual support, in a human, accessible and inclusive approach.
