Neurodiversity 101

Helping you understand and support your child’s unique way of seeing the world.

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What Is Neurodiversity?

Neurodiversity is a natural part of human variation. It describes the different ways our brains can work, process information, and experience the world.

Some children learn, focus, or socialise differently — and that’s okay.

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Common Neurodivergent Profiles:

• Autism

• ADHD

• Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, Dyscalculia

• Sensory Processing Differences

• OCD, Tourette Syndrome

• Developmental Co-ordination Differences (Dyspraxia)

• Anxiety (often alongside other traits)

 

Signs You Might Notice:

• Sensitivity to sound, textures, or change

• Challenges with focus or sitting still

• Big feelings and reactions

• Difficulties with reading, writing, or numbers

• Struggling with friendships

• Incredible creativity, memory, or honesty

 

Why Early Support Helps:

Getting support early can build your child’s confidence, improve learning outcomes, and ease day-to-day challenges for your whole family.

 

How We Can Help:

Family Navigation & Strategy Plans
School & Educator Liaison Support
Therapy & Assessment Referrals
Parent Coaching & Workshops
Sensory & Emotional Regulation Resources