neurotypical – The European Autist

Why There Is No Such Thing as a Neurotypical … autism and neurodiversity

On his blog, Peter Vermeulen argues that the concept of a “neurotypical” brain is flawed, as every brain is uniquely wired and does not adhere to rigid norms. In this article, I take a good look at his arguments and try to explain what they mean.

‘How do I know if I am neurotypical, neurodivergent, neurodiverse, or normal?’ … autism and neurodiversity

This comprehensive guide explains key terms related to brain function, particularly in the context of autism. It distinguishes between “neurotypical,” “neurodivergent,” “neurodiverse,” and “normal,” offering insights into each category. The guide advises individuals to consider their own experiences, seek input from others, educate themselves, and consult professionals to better understand their neurological makeup and embrace neurodiversity.