Highlights covering topics related to neurodiversity
Last updated:
All Neurodiversity Highlights. This information is available in a variety of formats. If you require full context, technical guidelines, and detailed explanations, you'll find a completely expanded version in the '.docx' file. However, if you're just looking for a quick reference, then short, condensed versions are also available in the '.pdf' and '.pptx' files.
Last updated:
A highlight about body doubling, the practice of working alongside someone else to improve focus and reduce procrastination.
Last updated:
A highlight about the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower scheme, a globally recognised lanyard and symbol that discreetly signals to others that the wearer has a non-visible disability and may need additional time or support.
Last updated:
A highlight about the rainbow infinity symbol as a representation of neurodiversity.
Last updated:
A highlight covering key terms and language used in neurodiversity conversations.
Last updated:
A highlight about masking, the act of suppressing or camouflaging neurodivergent traits in order to conform to neurotypical expectations.
Last updated:
A highlight about practical ways to make meetings more accessible and inclusive for neurodivergent colleagues.
Last updated:
A highlight exploring the term 'neurospicy', a colloquial, self-descriptive term used by some in the neurodivergent community.
Last updated:
A highlight about the controversial puzzle piece symbol historically associated with autism.
Last updated:
A highlight about Spoon Theory, a powerful metaphor used to describe the limited and finite energy available to people living with chronic illness or neurodivergence.
Last updated:
A highlight exploring the ongoing debate around framing neurodivergent traits as 'superpowers'.
Last updated:
A highlight about Tourette's Syndrome, a neurological condition characterised by involuntary tics and vocalisations.