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Neurospicy PowerPoint Night: Infodump Edition
Sunday, Nov 15, 2026 | 06:00pm - 08:00pm EST
$5.00
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About this meeting
Do you have a topic that makes your brain light up?
Perfect. Bring it.
This is a silly, low-pressure hangout for neurodivergent people to infodump about the thing they know way too much about and finally have an audience that actually wants to hear it.
Bring a PowerPoint, Canva slides, pictures, notes, an object to show off, or absolutely nothing except your enthusiasm. Your topic can be useful, useless, extremely specific, deeply nerdy, mildly unhinged, or impossible to explain in under ten minutes.
Sharks? A band nobody else knows? Medieval plumbing? Pokémon lore? Train routes? Psychology? Mushrooms? One specific episode of a show from 2007? Excellent.
The only real requirement is that you care about it.
The meeting is scheduled for 2 hours so there is plenty of room for everyone who wants to share, but we may finish earlier depending on attendance and how much people want to present. There is no pressure to stay for the full two hours either. Feel free to come late, leave early, step away for a bit, or pop in just to hear a few presentations.
You do not have to sound polished, make eye contact, stay perfectly on topic, or pretend your interest is “important enough” to share. Tangents are welcome. Excitement is encouraged. Questions should be curious and kind.
You are also totally welcome to come just to listen, discover new rabbit holes, and watch other people get excited about their favorite things.
This is not a competition. There are no grades, no winners, and no “normal” way to present.
Come talk too much about the thing.
For once, that is literally the assignment.
About the host
Hi! I'm Cassian, a Certified Peer Support Specialist and the person behind Cassian Peer Support.
I've spent a lot of my life being the person people turn to for support. Whether I'm spending time with friends, participating in activities, or just getting to know someone, I've always found myself naturally taking on that role.
Over time, I've realized that some of the most meaningful opportunities for connection and support don't necessarily happen when we're sitting down specifically to talk about mental health.
Sometimes they happen while we're playing a game, creating something together, learning something new, or just enjoying a shared experience.
That's the idea behind Cassian Peer Support.
I provide activity-based peer support through gaming, creative activities, and shared experiences. Some of my groups focus on building community and enjoying ourselves, while others use activities to explore communication, relationships, boundaries, identity, and personal growth.
While I welcome people with a wide range of experiences, I'm particularly passionate about supporting neurodivergent individuals and people living with OCD or Cluster B personality disorders, including borderline, narcissistic, histrionic, and antisocial personality disorders.
These are communities that often experience significant misunderstanding and stigma, including within mental health spaces. I want to create opportunities for people to connect, explore their experiences, and participate in supportive environments without feeling like their diagnoses define who they are.
My approach is informed by my own lived experiences with mental health and neurodivergence, as well as my professional experience providing peer support.
I also offer individual peer support for people who prefer one-on-one connection, whether that's through conversation, a shared activity, or a combination of both.
I don't believe support always has to look a certain way. You shouldn't have to spend every moment talking about your struggles to find connection, community, or something meaningful.
Sometimes we can just enjoy ourselves, and that's valuable too.
Motivation for help
I've spent much of my life navigating mental health challenges, and I know how difficult it can be to find people who genuinely understand. Supporting others has always come naturally to me, and I want to use my experiences to help people feel less alone. I'm passionate about creating spaces where people can connect, feel accepted, and enjoy themselves without their mental health defining who they are. I believe everyone deserves the opportunity to build a life that feels like their own.
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