Neurodiversity Visuals and Resources

Neurodiversity resources

Explore resources that celebrate human diversity through a neurodiversity-affirming lens. These visuals help explain neurodivergent experiences, challenge deficit-based narratives, and promote acceptance of all neurotypes. Ideal for educational settings, community spaces, and families embracing neurodiversity as natural human variation.

‘Just’ is a harmful word If children can, they will

A reminder that 'just' is a harmful word and that if children can, they will.

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“Being autistic is a good version of being different”

Being Autistic is a good version of being different.

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3/4 Autistic children have other types of neurodivergence

A research-based quote card: three quarters of Autistic children also have other types of neurodivergence (Lang et al. 2024).

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A Family Sensory Toolkit Bag

A family sensory toolkit poster: a bag holding gum, sunglasses, headphones and a fidget, asking what you would pack for…

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AAC autisticrealms 1

An introduction to AAC: unaided methods like gesture and signing, and aided low-tech and high-tech systems.

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AAC Communication Matters Everyone Deserves a Voice

A graphic on AAC, augmentative and alternative communication: everyone deserves a voice.

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Alice In Wonderland 1

An Alice in Wonderland quote card: 'I'm not strange, weird, off, nor crazy, my reality is just different from yours.'

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Alice In Wonderland 2

An Alice in Wonderland quote card on imagination as a way through reality.

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Alice In Wonderland 3

An Alice in Wonderland quote card questioning the idea that success has to hurt.

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Alice In Wonderland 4

An Alice in Wonderland quote card: 'Look after the senses and the sounds will look after themselves.'

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Alice In Wonderland 5

An Alice in Wonderland quote card on taking the first step of an adventure.

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Alice In Wonderland 6

An Alice in Wonderland quote card: the Dodo says, "The best way to explain it is to do it."

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Alice in Wonderland quote 7

An Alice in Wonderland quote card on believing the impossible is possible.

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Anxiety and Autism

An infographic on what may help anxiety if you are Autistic: communication, monotropic flow and energy, made with Lisa Chapman.

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Anxiety and Neurodivergence

A slide made with Lisa Chapman on what may help anxiety if you are neurodivergent: identity, community and accommodations.

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Autism and Environment Penguin in Snow

Autism + Environment = Outcome (Luke Beardon), shown with a happy penguin by an igloo.

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Autism and Environment Penguin in Sun

Autism + environment = outcome (Luke Beardon), shown with a tearful penguin in a hot desert.

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Autism diagnosis is a privilege

Why an autism diagnosis is often a privilege, and why access to support shouldn't depend on official paperwork.

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Autism Heritability Sandin 2017

Sandin and colleagues (2017) on the high heritability of autism: Autistic children are more likely to have an Autistic parent.

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Autism Heritability Sandin 2027 (2)

Why teachers and families need to collaborate for Autistic children to thrive, noting that parents may also be neurodivergent.

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Autism Heritability Statistic Sandin 2017

A statistic card: Autistic children are more likely to have an Autistic parent, 83% heritability (Sandin et al., 2017).

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Autism Spectrum

The autism spectrum as a colour wheel of differences, not a line: social, sensory, communication and executive functioning.

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Autistic Constellation Dr Luke Beardon Quote Dec 2023

A Dr Luke Beardon quote card from an Autistic Parents UK webinar: discover your Autistic constellation, and make the world…

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Autistic Friendships

Autistic friendships can flourish when people feel comfortable.

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Autistic Friendships – Penguins

A penguin poster on Autistic friendships: they may look different, but can be deep and meaningful.

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Autistic Masking

Why Autistic masking is not sustainable and, without time to recover, can contribute to burnout.

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Autistic Masking Swan

Like a swan gliding while paddling hard underneath, Autistic masking is exhausting.

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Autistic Routines vs Schedules 2

Autistic routines and schedules: routines bring consistency and safety, rigid timetables can add stress.

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Believe in Yourself Quote

A gentle "Believe in Yourself" card over a rainy window with a soft yellow glow.

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bell hooks Quote 2

A bell hooks quote card on communities of resistance and belonging, over a glowing network of connected people.

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