nnn The neurodiversity-affirming approach has gained significant popularity in recent years, and it’s not hard to understand why. This approach celebrates the inherent diversity in how human brains work, recognizing that individuals with neurological differences possess unique strengths and face specific challenges. By acknowledging and valuing this diversity, we can provide better support for neurodivergent […]
n Key points: nnnn In today’s ever-changing world, it is important to recognize the unique advantage that neurodivergent thinkers can bring to the table. Neurodivergent thinkers have extraordinary aptitudes and one of is being able to recognise patterns in data and information that might not be immediately obvious to others. Pattern recognition is a powerful
n Key points: nnnn Neurodiversity – finding new ways to communicate. Communication is a powerful tool that helps us build relationships and express our thoughts, feelings, and opinions. For many individuals living with Autism, communication can be a difficult challenge. In this post, we will be exploring how to better communicate, and discover new and
n Key points: nn By acknowledging the diversity of neurotypes and embracing the uniqueness of each individual’s neurology, we can create a more inclusive and understanding world. nnnn There are many Neurotypes we know about but probably as many that are waiting to be discovered. Neurotypes refer to how our brains are wired and can
n Key points: nnnn Someone asked me about this a little while ago; “Why do so many now refuse to be associated with the name of Asperger?”. This is also often accompanied by a shift away from the traditional puzzle piece symbol towards the rainbow infinity. But why do more and more people choose to
n Key points: nn By increasing awareness, reducing stigma, and providing early diagnosis and support, we can help autistic individuals lead fulfilling lives and ensure they receive the understanding and resources they need. nnnn This common phrase is often said, with the best of intentions in mind, to Neurodivergent individuals when they seek support. Neurodiversity
Representation has been a hotly debated topic in the entertainment industry for years, with audiences and critics alike calling for more diversity and inclusivity on screen. Whilst progress has certainly been made, there is still a fine line between genuine representation and tokenism in Hollywood. In recent years, the term “queerbaiting” has also entered the
Neurodiversity is a spectrum that encompasses a range of neurodevelopmental conditions such as autism, ADHD, dyslexia, and many more. Despite the growing awareness and acceptance of neurodiversity in society, literature has often fallen short in accurately portraying neurodivergent characters. Too often, these characters are reduced to stereotypical tropes or sidelined. However, there are many works
