Understanding Neurodiversity - Paperback
Understanding Neurodiversity - Paperback
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by Jenny Cluning (Author)
In a world that is increasingly neurodiverse, it is time to embrace how special each human brain really is. Understanding Neurodiversity is a resource book outlining seven of the most common neurodiverse conditions from autism to ADHD, dyslexia to dyspraxia, and more.
This book offers helpful information on their common signs and symptoms, together with each neurodiverse condition's special characteristics and talents. Throughout the book there are useful communication strategies, along with a section on how auditory stimulation / listening therapy can be used as a support tool for reaching one's potential. Towards the end of the book there are many quotes from celebrities, athletes and famous people which are both uplifting and inspirational.
Whether you are a parent, carer, educator, allied health professional or sports coach, this book is a useful guide to understanding neurodiversity and the myths around 'learning styles'. Through better understanding each individual's special talent, we have the capacity to help unlock an individual's full potential.
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