Occupational Therapy can provide support with a variety of daily life activities for Neurodivergent individuals with the Step by Step Life Strategy Plans
How Can Neurodivergent Individuals Benefit from Occupational Therapy?
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INFORMATION FOR
NEURODIVERGENT AND LGBTQ2SI+
exploring sex and gender identity, gender transitioning and affirmation, relationships, coming out, community
If you’re queer and neurodivergent, it will come as no surprise that the differences in your brain are closely connected to the differences in your experience of sex and gender. Current research has found neurodivergent people to be three to six times more likely to also be sex and gender divergent. And while there is a big old LGBTQ2SI+ community that you might find your home in, you may have found that your way of being sex or gender variant isn’t quite the same as it is for neurotypical queers. Identity categories may hold very different meanings to you or lack meaning altogether. If you’re exploring your sex or gender identity and trying to find the place you belong, this can all be confusing.
At Scattergram, we get the intersections between neurodivergent and sex and gender divergence and can help you sort out your identity and preferences and find the community that celebrates all of who you are.
Articles and Resources
The A.C.C.E.P.T. Program
The philosophy of Scattergram, which permeates all of our services and training, is embodied in our trademarked A.C.C.E.P.T. Program.
Are Neurodiversity and Sex and Gender Diversity Connected?
At Scattergram, we understand the intersection of Neurodiversity and Sex and Gender Diversity, we’d love to help you connect the dots of your identity.
When Autistic Students Are LGBTQ2+
Autistic students are far more likely than the general population to have non-conventional gender identities and sexual orientations.
Gendervague: At the Intersection of Autistic and Trans Experiences
Being autistic doesn’t cause my gender identity, but it is inextricably related to how I understand and experience gender.
Why we need to respect sexual orientation, gender diversity in autism
Clinicians, parents and teachers must respect autistic individuals’ sexual orientation and gender identity, which may unfold over time.
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At Scattergram we have a process for exploring neurodivergence that goes beyond a checklist of deficits.
