Definition
Neurodivergence
Definition
Neurodivergence is a broad category that describes brains that work differently from the neurotypical norm. The category includes autism, ADHD, dyslexia, dyspraxia, Tourette syndrome, and other neurotypes. Neurodiversity is the principle that this variation is a natural, valuable part of human cognitive diversity.
Clinical Context
Neurodiversity-affirming practice pairs accommodation with strength. The frame avoids the deficit model and avoids forced compliance with neurotypical norms. The clinical task is to help the person work with their actual brain and to help the world meet them where they are.
How This Shows Up in Our Work
Our work is neurodiversity-affirming across services. Whether the presenting concern is anxiety, relationship work, identity, or trauma, the neurotype is part of the picture. The frame is differences-not-deficits, and the strategy is built on your actual cognitive and sensory profile.