Neurodiversity refers to the various ways people experience and interact with the world through mental processing. Medically-defined differences in brain processing, such as ADHD or autism, are labelled as a disability; however, within a social model of disability, people experiencing neurodivergence are disabled due to the practices that center the experiences of folks who are neurotypical, or who process information in statistically average ways. 

• Neurodiversity Hub

• Harvard Health

• ADHD Screening

• Autism Screening (for Adults)

• Learning Disability

For Instructors

• 13 Tips to Improve Neurodiversity at Your Events

• How to Teach Your Many Neurodivergent Students

• Teaching Neurodiverse Students

For Students

• College Success Tips for Neurodivergent Students

• The College Survival Guide for Students with ADHD

• Going to College With Autism

• How to Succeed in College with ADHD: Evidence-Based Strategies That Work

• Students with LD: Strategies for College Success

• Study Tips for Neurodivergent College Students

For Employers

• How to Be More Neuro-Inclusive in the Workplace

• Supporting Neurodiversity in the Workplace

General Resources

• 13 Tips to Improve Neurodiversity at Your Events

• Neurodiversity Hub

• Neurodiversity Network