For decades, research and diagnostic criteria for autism has been predominantly built around the male profile. This has resulted in women and girls being misdiagnosed, misrepresented or left to understand ...
Dyspraxia (also known as Developmental Coordination Disorder (DCD)) is a neurodevelopmental condition affecting approximately 6% of the population. This disorder affects physical coordination, movement and motor planning. Dyspraxia isn’t clumsiness. ...
Stimming (short for self‑stimulatory behaviour) is something many neurodivergent people do every day, often without thinking about it. It can look like rocking, tapping, pacing, humming, spinning objects, repeating words, ...
Across the UK and internationally, waiting lists for public diagnostic pathways can be very long. Many people turn to private services to access: Faster appointments Specialist clinicians with expertise in ...