Is Being Neurodivergent a Disability?

by Ally Cohen
Is Being Neurodivergent a Disability?

The question “Is being neurodivergent a disability?” doesn’t have a one-size-fits-all answer and that’s exactly why it matters. While some neurodivergent conditions like autism, ADHD or dyslexia may qualify as disabilities in certain settings, many individuals see their differences as unique strengths rather than deficits. It often depends on the environment, support systems and how society chooses to respond to neurodivergence. Understanding this distinction is key to promoting inclusion, acceptance and access to the right resources. Curious about what the law says, how labels affect identity, and what this means for families?

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