What is Neurodivergence?
Neurodivergence:
the concept of not being neurotypical. The brain differs from the majority of people in important ways. ​ A group or person, an adult or child, can be neurodivergent or neurotypical.
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Neurodivergence is having a brain that behaves, learns and processes differently from the majority.
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An autistic person or a person with ADHD, is dyspraxic, dyslexic, dyscalculic or has Tourette's syndrome, is a neurodivergent person. ​
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Neurodivergence is the concept of not being neurotypical.
It is also possible to be multi-neurodivergent.
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We continue to share information to help advise and educate. We focus on neurodivergence and are a community led neurodivergent voice.
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We believe that it is likely that our connective tissues are different to those of the general population, and some of these are identified in these neurodivergences.