- Description of Neurodiversity
- History of Neurodiversity (pre 1990)
- History of Neurodiversity (post 1990)
- Neurodiversity – Top 10 Facts
- Neurodiversity – The Positives
- Neurodiversity – The Negatives
Check out all my ‘Histories and Info’ here —> ADD/ADHD, Anxiety, Asperger’s, Autism, Depression, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dyspraxia, Neurodiversity, OCD, Schizophrenia & Tourette’s
Other Neurodiversity Blogs:
- The Differences in our Neurodiverse Brain Function and Behaviour
- Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) and How It Interacts with Neurodiversity
- Access to Work UK
- Understanding Alcohol-Related Developmental Disorders: FAS, pFAS, ARND, and ARBD
- Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders (FASD) and its Connections with Neurodiversity
- Positive and Negative Aspects: Alzheimer’s Impact on Neurodiverse Traits
- United Against Alzheimer’s: Recognising World Alzheimer’s Month in the UK
- Bridging the Neurodiverse Gap in the Workplace
- Living with a rare condition called Prosopagnosia – Face Blindness
- The Masking Technique and its Complex Implications
- The Positive Effects of Championing People with a Neurodiversity
- How Memory Aids help People with Neurodiverse Conditions
- How can Samaritans help people with a neurodiversity?
- People with a Neurodiversity and Antisocial Behaviour – the Painful Misconception
- The Samaritans: A Beacon of Hope in Times of Need
- Exploring Literal Thinking While Embracing Your Neurodiversity
- National Simplicity Day: Empowering Neurodiverse Individuals
- Embracing the Beauty of Simplicity: National Simplicity Day 2023
- Good Care Month 2023 and Neurodiversity
- Embracing Diversity: The Deafblind and Neurodiverse Community
- Learning Disabilities vs Learning Difficulties: Understanding the Differences
- Understanding Neurodiversity: An Exploration of Prevalence and Implications
- The Challenges of Receiving a Neurodiverse Diagnosis as an Adult
- The Role of Cognitive Profiling in Diagnosing Neurodiversity
- Unravelling the Struggles with Language in the Context of Neurodiversity