Neurodiversity

This Very Short Introduction to neurodiversity explores the diverse ways human brains function and how these differences shape our experiences and relationships. Authors Robert Chapman and Sue Fletcher-Watson examine neurodiversity's implications across various fields, including education, health care, and criminal justice, while also addressing its connections to disability models, human rights, and intersectionality. The audiobook offers valuable insights for students and practitioners interested in the philosophical, psychological, and sociological aspects of neurodiversity.