About the Founder

Tutu Folorunsho

Founder, NeuroPlan Hub · Milton, Ontario

I have been the parent
NeuroPlan Hub was built for.

Mother of an autistic young adult. For 18+ years I navigated autism parenting across different countries, systems, and stages of life. NeuroPlan Hub was not created from theory. It was built from years of trying to create, through survival and trial and error, the very things I wish had existed for families like mine.

What I Lived Through

Nobody was coming.
So I built it myself.

I became the coordinator, the researcher, the advocate, the knowledge holder, the backup plan. The person responsible for making disconnected systems function together while also trying to maintain my own life.

I carried folders of reports and letters, always having to scramble to prove my case. I sat in an autism transition meeting and discovered that the school’s record of my child was six years out of date. I had to rebuild my child’s entire picture from scratch under pressure because everything I knew lived only inside my head.

There were times I forgot vital information in those meetings, only to remember it later after a decision had already been made that affected my child. I lay awake wondering what would happen to my child if something happened to me.

And eventually I realized that no system was going to organize itself. Nobody was coming. If anything was going to be built, I was going to have to build it.

So I did.

“No system was going to organize itself. Nobody was coming. If anything was going to be built, I was going to have to build it.”

Tutu Folorunsho

18+ years of navigating autism parenting across different countries, systems, and stages of life. Marriage, divorce, single parenthood, rebuilding, burnout, career pressure, and the invisible operational load most autism families carry quietly behind closed doors.

This work is not just about raising a neurodivergent child.

It is about discovering who you become through the process, and designing a life that holds both of you. None of this was created theoretically. It was built from lived gaps, lived consequences, and years of rebuilding.

Why NeuroPlan Hub Exists

Every solution is something
I once needed myself.

Origin One

The Child Profile Snapshot

This came from having to explain my child from scratch, repeatedly, to people who should have had that information already. It also came from advocacy. My experience and the way I had learned to organize what I knew saved my son three years extra in high school, because I had learned the hard way what schools and providers actually needed from me. No parent should have to learn that the hard way.

Origin Two

The Continuity Plan

This came from a season when I went through serious health issues and there was no one to help me. No one knew where anything was. No one could step in. When I suffered, my child suffered. That should never be the cost of a parent needing rest or care. The Continuity Plan exists so no parent has to choose between their own wellbeing and their child’s stability.

Origin Three

Vision Mapping

This came from a deeper realization. My life and my child’s life had to coexist for either of them to truly work. I had businesses that required my constant presence and left me with no capacity for my child at the end of each day. So I went back to the drawing board. I redesigned a life that could honour both of us. Caregiving and a fulfilling life can coexist. Your plan will not look like anyone else’s, and that is exactly where we need to get you.

No autism parent should spend years figuring this out alone.

What Makes My Perspective Different

Structure that works in the real world.
Designed by someone who has lived it.

My professional background is in complex operational environments where multiple teams, systems, dependencies, and timelines all have to function together clearly and sustainably.

I realized autism families were experiencing the exact same breakdown. Except the parent was acting as coordinator, escalation point, project manager, and memory bank without enough support structures around them.

That understanding is what NeuroPlan Hub is built on.

The Intersection

18+ years as an autism parent gave me the lived knowledge.

A career in complex operational environments gave me the systems lens.

NeuroPlan Hub is what happens when both of those things are aimed at the same problem.

What I Believe

Four principles that
shape everything here.

Parents matter as an equal subject of their child’s plan, not a footnote to it.

The wellness of a parent directly impacts their capacity for parenting.

The answer already lives inside every parent. You do not need another expert to tell you who your child is. You need someone who can help you trust what you already know and build it into something real.

Systems do not change. You rise above them. You take control of what you can build.

Two Spaces. One Vision.

NeuroPlan Hub organizes the outer life.
Philautism explores the inner one.

NeuroPlan Hub is where the structural work happens. The plans, the systems, the coordination, the documentation. The life built to hold up under pressure.

Philautism is a space for reflecting on the inner transformation of autism parenting. The identity shifts. The grief alongside love. The quiet work of staying yourself while giving so much to someone else.

Both exist because neither is enough on its own.

Also by Tutu Folorunsho

Philautism

A Substack publication on the interior experience of autism parenting. Self-leadership. Identity. The quiet rebellion of choosing yourself while raising a child who needs so much.

Read Philautism on Substack

I have been the parentNeuroPlan Hub was built for.

Nobody was coming.So I built it myself.

Every solution is somethingI once needed myself.

The Child Profile Snapshot

The Continuity Plan

Vision Mapping

Structure that works in the real world.Designed by someone who has lived it.

Four principles thatshape everything here.

NeuroPlan Hub organizes the outer life.Philautism explores the inner one.