Neurodiversity is a relatively recent term to describe how people experience the world around them differently, depending on variations in their brains. This covers social skills, learning, attention, mood and more.This umbrella term is often used for several related medical diagnoses: autism spectrum disorder, ADHD, dyspraxia, dyslexia, and tic disorders. According to the Local Government Association, around one in seven people in the UK have one of these conditions and are thus neurodivergent.
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