Explore the intersection of neurodiversity, the Social Disability Model, and Universal Design in this timely blog around International Disabilities Day 12/3. Uncover how Universal Design principles empower neurodivergent individuals, challenge stigmas, and promote inclusivity. Join us in shifting perspectives and creating a more accessible, accepting world that celebrates neurodiversity as a vital aspect of human diversity.

Explore the intricate relationship between neurodiversity and mental health in the workplace with our comprehensive blog. Discover practical strategies for creating a supportive work environment, including flexible arrangements and sensory-friendly spaces. Uncover the competitive advantage of embracing neurodiversity, addressing mental health concerns, and promoting diversity and inclusion. Join us in reshaping workplace dynamics through acceptance, empathy, and innovative thinking.

Explore the dynamic intersection of neurodiversity and mental health challenges in education with our insightful blog. Delve into the nuanced relationship between diverse ways of thinking and the emotional toll it can take on individuals facing unique hurdles in the educational landscape. Join us to discover the impact of societal perceptions, the importance of fostering awareness, and the role of holistic support systems in creating an inclusive environment.

Unveil the Triumphs of Stuttering: From Famous Figures to Hidden Talents. Explore effective treatments, success stories, and the rich tapestry of skills born from stuttering. Break the silence, foster understanding, and champion acceptance. Join us in reshaping perceptions and embracing diversity.

Nancy Wiese, Director of Windham Regional Career Center discusses how Career Technical Education can be a place where neurodiverse students thrive.

Managing the intricacies of ADHD can be an uphill battle, from missed commitments to relentless hyper-focus. This journey may require weekly adjustments, recognizing that medication isn't universally effective, but it can be transformative for many. Dive into the CNN article for deeper insights into the world of ADHD medication experiences.

Discover the Power of Neurodiversity: Exploring Dyslexia and Unleashing its Strengths! Our newsletter explains dyslexia, the learning complications, and the incredible strengths created by this brain structure. It explores why dyslexia drives innovation at work, the best ways to support dyslexia at school, and provides essential tips for families supporting dyslexia at home. Join us in celebrating neurodiversity and unlocking the potential of Dyslexic individuals.

Discover the complexities of epilepsy in our comprehensive blog covering causes, symptoms, treatment options, historical context, potential benefits, and common triggers. We also explore how epilepsy and its treatments can impact academic learning and provide essential resources for families raising a child with epilepsy. Gain insights into this neurological condition, fostering a better understanding and support for individuals and their families.

Echolalia might be an unfamiliar word for many, but it is essential for understanding some individuals in this neurodiverse world. It's a phenomenon that plays a significant role in the lives of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and other neuro-distinct conditions, and in this blog, we dive deep into the world of echolalia, exploring how it manifests at home, in school, and at work, and why it's crucial to embrace it.

Discover a comprehensive guide to understanding Cerebral Palsy, a complex neurological condition affecting children and adults. Learn about its symptoms, causes, available treatment options, life expectancy, various types, and impact on intelligence. Find the information you need to navigate the challenges and opportunities that Cerebral Palsy presents.

The mindset that all good students learn traditionally starts before a student enters school. Teachers and parents believed it because they were held to those expectations.

Nonverbal autism is a unique and misunderstood condition affecting individuals' verbal communication ability. It’s also known as nonverbal autism spectrum disorder (ASD), is a subtype of autism characterized by significant communication challenges that affect 40% of individuals diagnosed with ASD. Individuals with nonverbal autism have difficulty using spoken language to express themselves effectively, but it's crucial to understand that this doesn't mean they lack the desire or ability to communicate. They often rely on alternative methods of communication, such as gestures, sign language, or assistive communication devices.These tools unlock communication and allow nonverbal autistic individuals to demonstrate their gifted intellect and offer creative and innovative ideas.

Neurodiversity in schools can help foster creative thinking and problem-solving and provide an opportunity to tap into the unique skills and talents of neurodiverse individuals.

Discover the Power of Neurodiversity: Exploring Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Unleashing its Strengths! Our newsletter delves into what ASD is, highlights the incredible strengths of the Autistic Brain at work, offers invaluable tips for teachers working with students on the spectrum, and provides essential advice for families supporting autism at home. Join us in celebrating neurodiversity and unlocking the potential within the autism community.

Even though independent schools serve students with some mild to moderate learning disabilities, most are not equipped to serve individuals with severe disabilities or intense support needs.

This blog on Echolalia explores:

• What is echolalia?

• Can Echolalia be cured?

• Tools to help Echolalia

• Tips for managing Echolalia at home, school and work.

Dr. Susan Lusi, Director of Mass Insight, about why school systems struggle to meet the needs of neurodiverse students.

Welcome back to our fourth episode of the Gift Guide podcast! Today, we're reviewing the games featured in our Gift Guide for Neurodiverse Kids.

Teresa talks about how Illia was assessed and diagnosed with Autism and a few early signs she noticed when he was young.

AI may save neurodiverse students who have difficulty with language or word retrieval an inordinate amount of time.