We have been in business since 2024
Let’s introduce you the founders of the Minds Matter Collective. Bonnie Stallings and Megan Cohan have a strong desire to provide support, understanding and resources to neurodivergent children and those struggling with their mental health. They have founded this nonprofit organization in order to break the stigma that has been created around mental health and neurodiverse individuals. Follow along with them on this journey, and see what the Minds Matter Collective has to offer!
Our Staff
Bonnie Stallings
Meet Bonnie! She is the President and Co-founder of the Minds Matter Collective. Bonnie has a dual bachelors in Psychology and Human Development and Family Studies from UConn and a Masters of Science Child and Adolescent Psychology from National University. Bonnie has been working with children for most of her life. From babysitting, to working at a preschool, and children’s museum to being a developmental therapist for autistic children.
For Bonnie, The Minds Matter collective is important because she faced her own challenges growing up. No one quite understood what she was going through and she wants to make sure that this doesn’t happen to other children.
Together, Bonnie and Megan hope to break down the stigma that surrounds mental health challenges and neurodiversity in young children and provide them, along with their families, the support that they need.
Megan Cohan
Meet Megan! She is the Vice President and Co-founder of The Minds Matter Collective. Megan has a Bachelors in Human Development and Family Studies from the University of Rhode Island and a Masters of Education in Applied Behavior Analysis from Endicott College. She is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Megan has also been working with children for most of her life. From babysitting, working in a daycare, being a Registered Behavior Technician in public schools to being an active BCBA.
For Megan, the Minds Matter Collective is important because she has seen the adversity neurodivergent children have faced, and is determined to provide these children and their families with support and resources.
Together, Bonnie and Megan hope to break down the stigma that surrounds mental health challenges and neurodiversity in young children and provide them, along with their families, the support that they need.
Frequent Questions
Where are you located?
We are located in Norwalk, CT.
How do I get a Relax Pack?
Send us an email at info@mindsmattercollective.com or use the contact us page!
Do you have a physical clinic location?
Not yet! Right now our primary mission is to break down barriers and stigmas surrounding children’s mental health and neurodiversity, offering support, understanding, and healing to support the unique needs of all young minds and their families.