Introduction to NeuroDiversity 

NeuroDiversity - short for neurological diversity, refers to the diversity of human brains and minds, and to the idea that this is a natural, valuable form of diversity.


Description  -   The Challenges and Rewards that encompasse NeuroDiversity

There is a great deal of natural variation among human brains and human minds, and this variation is called neurodiversity. It is similar in many ways to other forms of diversity, such as ethnic, racial, cultural, sexual, or gender diversity. Like these other forms of diversity, neurodiversity can enrich a society or community that embraces it. However, unfortunately, like many other forms of diversity it can frequently be met with prejudice, judgement and hostility by people who are either unaware, ill informed, fearful of difference and/or believe that there’s just one “right” way for others to be, to think, or to act.


It is also extremely common for a person to experience multiple symptoms and to be diagnosed as having multiple disorders.

The types of Neurodiversity