If you’ve spent any time reading the news or scrolling social media recently, you’ve probably seen it. “Autism is overdiagnosed.” “Neurodiversity has become a catch-all label.” “Everyone thinks they’re autistic these days.” It’s become one of those conversations that seems to generate more heat than light. To be honest, I’m tired of it. Not because … Continue reading Neurodiversity – Stop Debating Our Existence. Start Building Our Future.
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Let’s flip the script. Following on from yesterdays post after I read about over half of all Gen-Z identifying as Neurodivergent Imagine a world where neurodivergence isn’t the exception, it’s the expectation. Where sensory sensitivity, pattern obsession, hyperfocus, and emotional intensity aren’t quirks to be managed, but traits to be understood, supported, and celebrated. What … Continue reading What If Neurodivergence Was the Norm?
Let’s start with a number that should stop us in our tracks: 53% of Gen Z now identify as neurodivergent. ADHD, autism, dyslexia, anxiety, OCD, the labels vary, but the message is clear: the next generation isn’t hiding their cognitive differences. They’re naming them, owning them, and asking the world to catch up. This isn’t a … Continue reading The Neurodivergent Majority: Rethinking Normal in a Gen Z World
Simon Prior 