Stuttering has traditionally been thought of as a defect located within an individual. As such,
stuttering is caused by pathology, leading to impaired communication and reduced quality of …

Singer intended for neurodiversity to be a new category of intersectionality. However,
intersectionality has been neglected in autism research and practice. This paper aims to …

The debate around neurodiversity is itself diverse. As Dwyer (2022) puts it in his own
contribution to this special issue of Human Development, there are multiple “neurodiversity …

BACKGROUND: Policy responses to the COVID-19 pandemic offer possibilities to advance
social justice. One such prospect is to make workplaces more inclusive of neurodivergence …

The neurodiversity movement presents a significant opportunity for occupational therapy
practitioners to meet the needs of neurodivergent people across the life course The term …

Background: Difficulties in making and maintaining social relationships is common among
autistic people. These difficulties are thought to be due to differences in autistic social …

Securing employment and housing are key aspects of pursuing independent living. As these
activities are increasingly practiced online, web accessibility of related services becomes …

Purpose: How autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is understood (ie, as a medical problem or
natural human variation) has profound implications for how healthcare services are …

Autistic activists have long worked to influence autism service provision and research
through the lens of neurodiversity. A movement whose origins come from autistic individuals …

Neurodiversity as a concept, identity, and movement has radically challenged pre-existing
ideas of human difference and value. First proposed by Judy Singer (1998) and largely …