What is Neurodiversity?
Neurodiversity affirming Psychotherapy
Neurodiversity affirming Psychotherapy
Neurodiversity is a term used to describe how people's brains work. There is no right or wrong way for a brain to work but there is a wide range of ways people perceive and respond to the world. Being neurodivergent menas having a brain that works differently to a 'neurotypical' brain.
Differences might include social preferences, ways of
Neurodiversity is a term used to describe how people's brains work. There is no right or wrong way for a brain to work but there is a wide range of ways people perceive and respond to the world. Being neurodivergent menas having a brain that works differently to a 'neurotypical' brain.
Differences might include social preferences, ways of learning, and ways of experiencing and percieving the environment. Typical diagnoses associated with neurodivergence include Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyscalculia, Dyspraxia and Dysgraphia.
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Neurodiversity affirming Psychotherapy
Neurodiversity affirming Psychotherapy
Neurodiversity affirming Psychotherapy
I work with neurodiverse teenagers and young adults in an individual, goal focussed way. They tell me how they are experiencing the world, what they would like to change and we find a way forward together. This could be anything from navigating social relationships, to finding alternatives to masking, dealing with sensory difficulties o
I work with neurodiverse teenagers and young adults in an individual, goal focussed way. They tell me how they are experiencing the world, what they would like to change and we find a way forward together. This could be anything from navigating social relationships, to finding alternatives to masking, dealing with sensory difficulties or how to self-advocate. It’s all about finding the tools and techniques that work for them.