At New Perspectives, we understand that every person is unique. That is why our in-home sessions and therapy options, in general, focus on projects and activities that target and meet the outlined treatment goals for each individual person.

The New Perspectives Model is centered around the relationship between student and members of the NP team. Upon arrival, each student partners with a “New Perspectives Certified Life Coach” and together they work to identify needs, goals and desired outcomes.

What Are The Types Of Neurodiversity

The different types of neurodiversity are:

1. Dyslexia

Dyslexia is a learning disorder that includes trouble reading because of issues distinguishing discourse sounds and figuring out how to identify letters and words. It is also called reading disability. Dyslexia influences spaces of the brain that process reading.

The most widely recognized problem young adults with dyslexia are with reading specifically.

2. Dyscalculia

Dyscalculia is a condition that makes understanding mathematical problems and arranging sequences difficult. It is hard to determine if a person has dyscalculia because countless individuals battle counting and other simple mathematics tasks.

3. Hyperlexia

Hyperlexia is the incapacity to read at a young age. Hyperlexia is a "splinter" of the mental imbalance range. It can bring about trouble with mingling, a disabled capacity to think and speak.