A Strengths-Based Approach to Neurodiversity
psychologytoday.com
A strengths-based approach to neurodiversity challenges the traditional medical model by viewing cognitive differences as normal variations rather than disorders. The neurodiversity movement promotes inclusion and equality by emphasizing the strengths and potential of neurodivergent individuals. The strengths-based model of neurodiversity incorporates multiple psychological and psychiatric frameworks to support well-being, personal growth, and the fulfillment of individual potential.
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