The neurodiversity movement
In today's world being 'neurodivergent' is something very different to how it was in the past. Firstly there is the term 'neurodivergent' and the fact that this exists is something to be welcomed! Sure, having the diagnosis may be a worry or long term concern but on the other hand it can be a source of relief and offer access to new resources and support with self acceptance. It is hard to believe that 80% of people with A.D.H.D. are not diagnosed. A.D.H.D. is one of the conditions that fall under the category of 'neurodivergence'. Therefore nothing is clear cut and sorted within this domain and it can take a certain courage to step forward and ask questions about your experience and symptoms. Another condition which also forms part of the umbrella term of neurodivergence is dyslexia and in fact it is the most common one affecting around 10% of adults. So neurodivergence describes all conditions which influence sensory processing, motor abilities, soci...
