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About Neuro Voices Network
Our Story
At NeuroVoices Network, our story began with a passion for fostering community and connection among neurodiverse individuals. It can be challenging to navigate a world that often feels unwelcoming, which is why we focus on inclusion. To address this issue, we have established support groups that encourage networking and promote mental health for neurodiverse adults, allowing them to connect with each other.
Our Mission
NeuroVoices Network is dedicated to fostering a strong community that promotes connection and inclusion for neurodiverse individuals. By creating a welcoming space, we ensure that neurodivergent adults feel supported, heard, and valued, while also prioritizing mental health through various support groups and networking opportunities.
Our focus is Autism, ADHD, neurodivergence, and those who love a neurodivergent individual, but we welcome anyone who feels they may benefit from our mission.
Resources in our community
We want to help you
While NeuroVoices wants to help everyone we come in contact with, we understand that there are some things we are not equipped to do. However, there are resources we can point you to for help. This list is not comprehensive, but it is a start.
Get to Know our team
Dorothy Jolly
Chief Executive Officer
Dorothy Jolly is a proud resident of Newnan, GA. She loves volunteering in her community, specifically with adults with disabilities and those who have Substance Abuse Disorders. Dorothy was diagnosed with Level 2 Autism in 2024. She started this group to help provide community support for those like her. Dorothy also attends college virtually at Western Governors University where she is pursuing a degree in Psychology. When Dorothy has free time, she loves playing with her dog and going to local events.
Andie Brinkman
Vice Chair
Andie loves sharing community with others. She has a strong interest in advocacy. She feels a special connection with those dealing with disabilities and mental health challenges. She was diagnosed as a child with ADHD and has struggled most of her life to find people to connect with. This sparked a desire to help others find that sense of belonging. In her free time, Andie likes to spend time with her dog, write, and find local art events to attend.
Christie Schuler
Treasurer
Christie completed her BS in Psychology with a minor in education at Georgia Southwestern State University in Americus Georgia in 2017. In 2020, Christie completed her master's in public health at the University of South Florida.
Christie spent 7 years in education, teaching Art to grades K-8, then later in a high school for students with Emotional Behavioral Disorders. Christie transitioned to the field of healthcare, where she worked in a variety of roles to include Cardiovascular Services, Diabetes Education, Employee Engagement, leader of the Employee Exposure and Infection Response Team during the COVID-19 Pandemic, and Business Office Manager for PeriOperative Services at Phoebe Putney Memorial Hospital in Albany, Georgia. In 2024, Christie transitioned to the field of applied behavior analysis, earning her Registered Behavior Technician certification. In 2025, Chistie returned to her Alma Mater of the University of South Florida to earn her Master of Art in Applied Behavior Analysis, which she will complete in Summer 2026.
Christie is a proud mom to two beautiful children, a son, Bo, and a daughter, Whetherly, who is on the Spectrum. Christie is passionate about advocacy for students and families in the educational setting.
In her free time, Christie enjoys yoga, outdoor sports, antiquing, and travel.
Martin Guarderas
Community liaison
Martin grew up in Alaska. He moved to Newnan over 12 years ago and is proud to call it home. He felt a calling to work with youth and adults with disabilities. With over 10 years of Experiential Marketing experience he plans on using that knowledge to bring a focus and empowerment to Neurovoices Network. In his free time, he likes to spend time with his family and play pickleball.
Isis Thomas
Isis F. Thomas is an experienced Speech-Language Pathologist with over 10 years of clinical experience providing speech therapy services across school systems, private practice, and hospital and healthcare settings. She is the Owner and Clinical Director of Crimson Therapy Services, where she leads a multidisciplinary practice dedicated to delivering high-quality, client-centered care for children and adults.
Ms. Thomas has extensive expertise in treating pediatric speech and language disorders, as well as working with adults following stroke or traumatic brain injury, addressing communication challenges related to aphasia, dysarthria, and dysphasia. Her breadth of clinical experience, leadership within the field, and commitment to evidence-based practice have made her one of the most sought-after speech-language pathologists in the area.
Ms. Thomas holds a Master of Arts (M.A.) in Speech-Language Pathology from South Carolina State University.
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