Neurodiversity Highlights
Every neurodiversity highlight in one file, each explaining a topic and how to support people, with useful links.
Highlights covering topics related to neurodiversity.
Every neurodiversity highlight in one file, each explaining a topic and how to support people, with useful links.
Body doubling is working alongside someone else, to help you focus and get started on tasks.
What the sunflower lanyard means, and how to support someone who wears one.
The infinity symbol, which many neurodivergent people prefer to the puzzle piece, and what its colours mean.
The difference between neurodiversity, neurodivergent, neurodiverse, neurotypical and neurotypes, and when to use each.
Masking is when neurodivergent people hide their natural traits to fit in, which can be exhausting.
Why standard meetings can be hard for neurodivergent people, and simple changes that help.
Why many people find the slang word 'neurospicy' a problem, and what to say instead.
Why many autistic people find the puzzle piece symbol outdated or offensive.
How harsh lighting affects neurodivergent people, and how to make workspaces easier on the eyes.
How everyday workplace noise can overwhelm neurodivergent people, and how colleagues can help.
How textures, temperature and touch can affect neurodivergent people at work, and how to help.
A spiky profile is being brilliant at some things but finding others very hard, which is common for neurodivergent people.
Spoon theory explains living with limited energy, and how to support colleagues who are 'low on spoons'.
Why calling neurodivergence a 'superpower' can be tricky, and better ways to recognise strengths.
What Tourette's Syndrome is, beyond the myths, and how to be a good ally to someone with tics.