Blogs
Thoughts, reflections and discussion pieces exploring neurodivergence, lived experience and wider topics connected to understanding, support and everyday life.
How Is Neurodiversity Defined in an Educational Setting in the UK?
If you walk into any modern classroom in the UK today, you are looking at a cross-section of human cognitive difference. For a long time,
If Neuroplasticity Exists, Can Neurodivergent People Change?
It is a question that frequently appears in news articles, social media and internet forums, often typed by parents seeking answers or neurodivergent adults trying
Demystifying Neurodiversity: A Complete UK Guide to Neurodivergent and Neurotypical Meaning
If you have spent any time recently reading about workplace inclusion, education, or mental health in the UK, you have almost certainly encountered the terms
Needs-Led Neurodiversity Support: Getting Help Without a Diagnosis in the UK
If you are a parent of a neurodivergent child in the UK, you are likely intimately familiar with the concept of “the waiting list.” Following
What is the Double Empathy Problem? Rethinking Autism and Communication
For decades, one of the most pervasive and damaging myths surrounding the autism spectrum was the idea of an “empathy deficit.” If you read medical
Late Neurodivergent Diagnosis in the UK: Navigating Social Stigma and Sidelining
When you spend years—sometimes decades—feeling entirely out of sync with the world around you, finally receiving a formal neurodivergent diagnosis is supposed to be a