Course Overview
The word neurodiversity comes from “neuro,” meaning the brain, and “diversity,” meaning variety or difference. So, neurodiversity is the idea that people think, learn, feel, and process the world in different ways, and all of those ways are valid. Whether you're looking to better understand neurodiversity or support rangatahi in everyday settings, this course offers clear, practical insights in an engaging and accessible format.
Endorsed by the Hand to Heart Project
This course is endorsed by the Hand to Heart Project. Hand to Heart reflect the deep and lasting attachment bonds that develop when a child is held with care and safety by a loving caregiver.
Megan Fowler is a clinical psychologist and paediatric neuropsychologist with over 25 years of experience supporting children, teenagers and their parents. In this time, advances in neuroscience have revolutionised our understanding of how children’s and teenager’s brains grow and develop - and what truly helps them thrive.
