Tag: neurodiversity
Black, Brilliant and Dyslexic: Neurodivergent Heroes Tell Their Stories
Marcia Brissett-Bailey is a speaker, co-author and advocate and champion for neurodiversity and dyslexia. She is a co-founder of the BDA Cultural Perspective Committee...
Follow the evidence
Mary Taylor makes a plea for more effective emotional health support.
We have the evidence to help us to understand the importance of building emotional...
When the flower doesn’t bloom
When a flower doesn't bloom, you fix the environment in which it grows, not the flower. Emma Mander champions a more nurturing approach to...
Elephants are not fish
Josianne Pisani and Feliciea Jibson on invisible strengths and reframing neurodiversity.
Anyone with ASD, or who has lived experience of ASD, will be familiar with...
The Pocket Guide to Neurodiversity
Daniel Aherne founded Adjust in 2016 to help workplaces start the neurodiversity conversation and advises organisations on how to recruit and effectively manage a...
EdTech and neurodiversity
Clifford Chen outlines how education technology is improving inclusion.
School can be tough for any child, but for students with neurodiversity, challenges faced in the...
Breaking barriers
IT is crucial for SEN support internationally, says Nathaniel Comer.
I was first diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 39, and I have experienced...
Good Autism Practice for Teachers: Embracing Neurodiversity and Supporting Inclusion
Karen Watson is an Additional Support Needs educator, inclusion champion and teacher, with over ten years experience in this field. She also hosts a...
Interoception and Regulation: Teaching Skills of Body Awareness and Supporting Connection...
The authors share university research experience as well as publishing in the of autism and leading a Neurodiversity research team in the centre for Health...
Building a life from neurodiversity
Giuliana Wheater describes her son’s journey with autism.
Autism and neurodiversity are what I live and breathe for, both personally and professionally. Having had to...
