the Neurodiversity Movement

The Neurodiversity Movement recognizes that variations in brain function, such as autism, ADHD, and dyslexia, are natural differences rather than disorders to be cured. It emphasizes accepting and respecting these differences as part of human diversity, advocating for inclusive practices, support, and accommodations. The movement challenges negative stereotypes and promotes understanding that diverse neurological perspectives can contribute uniquely to society, fostering a more accepting and equitable environment for all.