Neurodivergent is a term used to describe people whose brains process information, learn, and behave in ways that differ from what’s typically expected. It’s not about being "less than" or "broken" - just different. Neurodivergence is part of natural human diversity, and many neurodivergent people have strengths that are often overlooked in traditional settings.
The NHS recognises several conditions that are commonly associated with neurodivergence, including:
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Some people may have more than one diagnosis, and others may be undiagnosed but still identify as neurodivergent.
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If you’d like to explore more about neurodivergent conditions, these NHS pages offer helpful overviews and support:
These links are a good place to start if you're curious, looking for support, or just want to understand more.
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