Wellbeing research is growing worldwide, but without disability inclusion, it tells only part of the human story.

The word “neurotypical” describes someone who thinks and processes information in ways that are typical within their culture. They tend to learn skills and reach developmental milestones around the ...

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New research asks neurodivergent people themselves what they thought about the language used to describe them.

Creating an environment that respects employees from diverse backgrounds and experiences may seem overwhelming, especially when working together with companies or individuals who have different ...

Neurodiversity (the word) is derived from the combination of neurology, and diversity. The fusion of the two words is smooth; they amalgamate without a tussle just as their subjects do in real life.

Neurodiversity Celebration Week is from 17 - 23 March in 2025. It's when people all over the UK are encouraged to think about and celebrate neurodiversity, as well as challenge stereotypes people ...

“We’ve each learned to be delighted with what we are. The Vulcans learned that centuries before we did.” “It is basic to the Vulcan philosophy, sir. The combination of a number of things to make ...

Neurotypical is a term used to describe individuals with typical neurological development. It is often characterized as reaching developmental milestones around the same time as peers. Neurotypical ...