The Spectrum House
We founded The Spectrum House to fill the gap for inclusive spaces in Los Angeles. Our mission is to create a safe, sensory-friendly environment where neurodivergent youth and families can connect, thrive, and belong without judgment.
Our Core Values
We believe in a world where every child is seen and every family is welcome. Our values guide every interaction and every space we create.
Inclusion
We welcome neurodivergent youth and families into every corner of our center. Our mission is to remove social barriers and create a truly welcoming environment for all.
Sensory Safety
Our spaces are meticulously designed to be safe and calming. We use controlled lighting, sound dampening, and smooth surfaces to ensure a peaceful environment for every child.
Neurodiversity
We celebrate the unique ways that neurodivergent minds work. Our programs are built on the understanding that every child has a unique journey and a unique beat.
Creativity
From music production to film, we empower youth to express themselves through the arts. We believe creativity is a universal language that connects us all.
Community
We foster connections that last. Whether through parent support groups or teen social clubs, we build the bridges that help families thrive together.
Sustainability
We are committed to building something beautiful for the future. Every dollar we raise funds equipment, scholarships, and programming that ensures our mission continues.
Our Founder & CEO
Jazmayne Chatman
As a mother and caregiver navigating autism, I experienced firsthand how overwhelming it can be for families to find resources, support, and spaces where they truly feel understood. I saw how many families were searching for connection, guidance, and acceptance — and I realized I wasn’t just identifying a problem, I was living the gap.
That experience became the foundation for The Spectrum House. I became an entrepreneur because I wanted to turn a personal challenge into a community solution. I believe the most meaningful businesses are created when people use their own experiences to build something that can change lives.
The Spectrum House represents more than a business — it represents a commitment to creating a place where neurodivergent individuals and their families feel seen, supported, and empowered. My goal is to build the space I wished existed when my family needed it most.