
Community Partners
At Wildly Inclusive Learning Collective (WILC), community partnerships are central to our work of building inclusive, affirming support for learners, educators, and providers nationwide. Community partners are organizations or businesses that collaborate with WILC to expand access to inclusive education, supportive services, therapies, and community resources. Through these collaborations, we strengthen our ability to serve underserved learners, particularly LGBTQIA+, BIPOC, and neurodivergent youth, while fostering a more connected, resilient, and supportive community for all.
Explore Our Partners Below
Parent Coaching

Neurodiverse Doc
Specializing in early identification and naturalistic play-based strategies to build connection and communication. Drawing on both my personal journey and professional background, I help parents like you transform everyday routines and play into meaningful opportunities. I specialize in working with families of young children, partnering with you to celebrate your child’s unique strengths and nurture growth through the power of PLAY.
Services

Not So Scarry
Helps children, families, and communities navigate learning challenges and difficult life transitions through individualized education, practical guidance, advocacy, and compassionate support. We begin by understanding where you are, help you identify a meaningful path forward, and provide tools and support needed to move ahead with greater confidence.
Therapies
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Brave Roots Speech Therapy
brave roots is built on three core pillars:
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maintaining an individualized and evidence based approach to all services provided
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intertwining the outdoors with your communication goals
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establishing a partnership with all children & families served - engaging in shared decision making every step of the way
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Diverge Services
Jessie Mewshaw, MS, CCC-SLP, is a pediatric speech-language pathologist serving neurodivergent populations in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and surrounding areas. She earned her MS in Speech-Language Pathology from Towson University. Prior to becoming an SLP, she worked with disabled and non-disabled individuals across the U.S., South America, and Australia. As an ADHDer and parent to neurodivergent children, Jessie is deeply committed to providing therapeutic and consultative services, as well as training and education that advance the Neurodiversity movement, promote acceptance, and advocate for inclusive supports throughout the community.
Other Partners
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Massage & Integrative Bodywork
Holistic Health & Wellness Through Education. MIB focuses on professional education and specializes in infant massage centered around postural & feeding abnormalities, pre/post frenulectomy care and pain management through the use of Myofascial Release and Craniosacral Therapy.


