Neurodivergent Friendly
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Understanding
Neurodivergence
A calm, accessible space for evidence-based information about autism, ADHD, Tourette syndrome, PDA and related conditions for individuals experiences such differences, their families, carers and professionals.
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Each section provides clear, research-based information written for a wide audience.
Autism
Understanding autism spectrum conditions, characteristics, diagnosis and support.
Learn moreAD/HD
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder — characteristics, resources and practical tips.
Learn moreTics / Tourette
Tic disorders and Tourette syndrome — facts, lived experiences and support resources.
Learn moreDyspraxia / DCD
Developmental Coordination Disorder — motor coordination, daily living and support strategies.
Learn moreDyslexia & Related
Dyslexia, dyscalculia and dysgraphia — understanding learning differences and finding support.
Learn morePDA
Pathological Demand Avoidance — profile characteristics, research and helpful approaches.
Learn moreWho we are
A non-profit platform for neurodivergent inclusion
We are a non-profit organisation committed to sharing evidence-based information and encouraging peer support for those who approach us.
Our work is grounded in academic research, co-produced with people who have lived experience. We aim to make complex information accessible to everyone.
people are autistic in England
of children have ADHD globally
people have Tourette syndrome
of people are neurodivergent in some way
Research & Guidelines
Evidence-based resources and co-produced guidelines to support neurodivergent people.
Our Research
Ongoing doctoral research into restricted repetitive behaviours, mental health and therapy outcomes for neurodivergent adults.
Read moreGuidelines
Peer-reviewed, co-produced guidelines to support neurodivergent people at work and in placements. Available in full and easy-read versions.
View guidelinesDesigned for accessibility
This website has been designed with neurodivergent users in mind, with a calm layout, clear navigation, high contrast, keyboard accessibility, and light/dark modes. We recognise that every person is different, so we encourage you to explore what works best for you and to share your accessibility preferences with those close and around you to offer suitable adjustments.