Neurodiversity is about all of us and considers the diverse and different ways our brains work and how we process information.
As a parent you will see that your child (or children) are all different. They may be good at some things like playing computer games, building Lego, singing or playing football but may have challenges when it comes to learning to spell, or socialising with other children. Strengths and challenges vary from child to child, for example a child may love doing maths but be anxious playing team games of any sort and needs to know what is happening day to day.
