Identifying Neurodiversity

Neurodiversity celebrates differences in brain functioning, viewing conditions like autism and ADHD as strengths, not deficits. By fostering inclusive education—through sensory-friendly spaces, tailored teaching, and strength-based approaches—educators empower all learners. Recognizing neurodivergent traits as assets enriches classrooms, reduces stigma, and prepares students for a diverse, innovative world.

Introduction Envision attempting to compile a simple grocery list, only to encounter difficulties with letter alignment and fragmented...

Autism in females is often misdiagnosed due to outdated criteria and masking. Learn how recognition and support are evolving.

Sensory Processing Disorder affects how the brain interprets stimuli, impacting daily life. Learn more about symptoms, causes, and support.

Medical gaslighting and outdated ADHD diagnostics leave adults misdiagnosed or ignored. It's time for change in clinical practice.

Introduction Dyscalculia, often referred to as "math dyslexia," is a neurological learning disability that affects approximately 5–7% of...

Neurodiversity in healthcare: Moving beyond deficits to a strengths-based, biopsychosocial approach for assessment and treatment.

Neurodiversity traits like alexithymia, RSD, and hyperarousal shape clinical care—understanding them is key to effective assessment.