Tag: neurodiversity inclusion

  • Stimming in neurodivergent adults

    Stimming, or self-stimulation, is a natural and vital coping mechanism used by neurodivergent individuals to regulate their nervous system, manage emotions, and express internal states. Often misunderstood and stigmatized, this article explains the different forms and functions of stimming in autism and ADHD, advocating for greater societal understanding, acceptance, and the creation of inclusive environments.

    By Clinica, neurodivergenze

  • Dyspraxia (DCD): beyond clumsiness, a complex neurodivergence

    Detailed article on dyspraxia (Developmental Coordination Disorder - DCD), based on DSM-5 and DSM-5-TR criteria. Explains that dyspraxia is a neurodivergence causing difficulties in movement planning and execution, debunking the myth of "clumsiness." Illustrates its multiple manifestations (gross and fine motor, ideational, eye-hand, verbal) and its lasting impact on adult life, emphasizing the importance of recognition for support and inclusion.

    By Clinica, neurodivergenze