What Is Neurodiversity? Optimising Every Individual’s Potential

Introduction to Our Neurodiversity Fast-Facts Series

This series of bite-sized, practical two-pagers is designed to help coaches, volunteers, teammates, and support staff better understand and include neurodivergent people in sport and physical activity.

Each resource covers a different area of neurodiversity and includes:
✅ A quick explanation of the condition or difference
✅ The medical definition (for context only)
✅ Common strengths often overlooked
✅ Practical things to keep in mind
✅ Empowering tips and myth-busting
✅ Easy-to-use strategies for support in real environments

Whether you're new to neuroinclusion or looking to deepen your understanding, these tools are made to be clear, practical, and respectful of difference.

Please do not copy or reproduce these materials, but feel free to share and circulate the link widely to support inclusion in your own club, school, or organisation.

Resource 1. What is Neurodiversity? Optimising Every Individual’s Potential

Highlight: Neurodiversity isn’t a condition—it's a reality. Brains work differently, and difference is not deficit.

This two-pager introduces the concept of neurodiversity and sets the tone for inclusive thinking. It’s a starting point for understanding and respecting the full range of human minds.

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Resource 1. What is Neurodiversity? Optimising Every Individual’s Potential

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