The term ‘neurodivergence’ can include those with and without formal diagnoses. You do not have to have a formal diagnosis to consider yourself/your child neurodivergent. This website is designed to support everyone who relates to any of the strengths and challenges described, with or without any diagnosis or ‘label’.

Being neurodivergent can have its strengths as well as its challenges. These differences are unique and personal to every individual and no two neurodivergent people are the same. Neurodivergent individuals can have a range of skills, learning abilities and needs.

The important thing is for each individual to understand their own brain and be empowered to work with their brain, rather than against it.

Being neurodivergent is often a big part of a person’s self-identity. It often shapes how they see themselves and their value in the world.  The differences are not things that need to be ‘fixed’ or ‘cured’, just differences in the way someone’s brain works.