New paper! 𧡠Exploring Neurodiversity: An Annotated Reading List π§΅
We annotate 9 themes for readers interested in neurodiversity, including the history of neurodiversity, embracing neurodivergent voices, and shifting perspectives on autism, ADHD, and more.
Paper is here: https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.102467
We annotate 9 themes for readers interested in neurodiversity, including the history of neurodiversity, embracing neurodivergent voices, and shifting perspectives on autism, ADHD, and more.
Paper is here: https://doi.org/10.7554/eLife.102467
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The neurodiversity paradigm celebrates the diversity of minds and cognitive variations, challenging the traditional deficit-based approach. From autism to ADHD, this approach sees these as natural, valuable parts of human variation.
#Neurodiversity #Inclusion
1οΈβ£ Movement: Advocating for neurodivergent rights.
2οΈβ£ Research: Studying cognitive diversity.
3οΈβ£ Framework: Viewing cognitive differences as natural, not disorders.
Together, they shape a holistic view of neurodiversity. #SocialJustice
Voices of neurodivergent individuals are essential! Personal experiences add depth to research and challenge biases, leading to more inclusive and supportive practices.
#LivedExperience #RepresentationMatters
The reading list encourages seeing ADHD and autism as neurodivergent strengths. For example, ADHD traits like hyperfocus can be harnessed in positive ways.
#StrengthsBased #ADHD #Autism
Neurodiversity isnβt just about autism or ADHD; it includes mental health, learning differences, and more. Embracing this spectrum helps foster a richer, more inclusive understanding.
#MentalHealth #LearningDifferences
The neurodiversity movement advocates for anti-ableist language and practices. From academia to daily life, letβs move towards empathy, inclusiveness, and positive representations.
#Ableism #Empathy