If you missed this live workshop, you can watch the full recording below and gain a deeper understanding of neurodivergence in women and girls.
In honour of Women’s Day, this workshop spotlights neurodivergent women and girls, exploring how societal, cultural, and biological factors influence their unique experiences. Participants gain insights into gendered differences in diagnosis and support, the challenges of late identification, overlooked or misunderstood signs of neurodivergence, and masking. Through education and shared stories, this workshop deepens understanding and inspires advocacy for neurodivergent women and girls, celebrating their resilience in diversity.
Five neurodivergent women to follow:
Five books for neurodivergent women to read:
– Becky Bishop, Senior Manager, Youth and Adult Programs
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