Today's most important conversations about neuroinclusion and relationships, especially for leaders, healers, and seekers around the world.
People often ask “What is the point of the term "neurodivergent" when it is so expansive, it includes anyone who has ever been labeled or diagnosed "disordered"*?
What is the point of the term "disabled" when it is so expansive, it includes the lived experiences of anyone who has the privilege of growing old?
What is the point of the term "queer" when it is so expansive, it includes even those who are questioning their sexual, gender, or relational identity?
If you lead people,
you lead different opinions.
If you lead people,
you lead different perspectives.
If you lead people,
you lead different functioning styles.
The statistics that are widely used are outdated and inaccurate.
If you search now, you will see statistics showing 15-20% of the population is neurodivergent. This is incorrect.
As a therapist, coach, and speaker, I am always stunned by how many people I work with have experienced trauma, specifically violent trauma. When I talk about being trauma-informed and trauma-responsive in our homes and work spaces, I remind people how important non-violent language is.
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