• November 21, 2025
• Neurodiversity
• Evolution Supports Services
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You’ve probably heard the word neurodiversity online or in conversations, but what does it actually mean?

Neurodiversity simply means that people’s brains work in different ways — and that these differences are completely normal.
Just like we all look different on the outside, our brains can work differently on the inside.

It includes many types of minds

Neurodiversity covers a range of conditions such as:

• Autism
• ADHD
• Dyslexia
• Dyspraxia
• Tourette syndrome
• And other developmental or learning differences

These aren’t “problems to fix.” They’re natural variations in how the brain processes information, learns, feels, and reacts.

Different, not wrong

Some people may:

• Learn better with visuals
• Focus deeply on specific interests
• Notice small details others miss
• Think creatively and outside the box
• Need more time or a calmer environment

These differences aren’t weaknesses — they’re part of human diversity.

Why the idea matters

Understanding neurodiversity helps reduce stigma.
It reminds us that:

• Everyone deserves respect
• Support helps people thrive
• A world that welcomes different minds works better for everyone

In short

Neurodiversity = Different brains, all valid.