Neurodiverse Traits
And Definitions
Ever wondered about the fascinating variations in human brains? Why some people see the world differently? This page delves into the world of neurodiversity, offering clear definitions of different neurodivergent traits, helping you understand yourself and others a little better. This comprehensive resource unpacks the definitions of the characteristics or traits that come with conditions like ADHD, autism, dyslexia, OCD, ABI, Tourette syndrome and more. With these definitions, you will be able to see how these unique neurocognitive styles can shape a person's perception, interaction, and approach to life. So come and explore neurodiversity and discover the vibrant spectrum of human potential!
If you would like to learn more about traits and labels check out this blog I Want Less Labels and More Results – Dumping out the buckets of Neurodiverse labels - Solutions By JoyGenea
I understand the human desire to categorize and understand the world around us, and labels can be a part of that process. However, the true value lies in how we utilize that information. At Solutions by JoyGenea, we believe labels are a stepping stone, not a destination. It's when we delve deeper, seeking the 'why' behind our behaviors, that true understanding blossoms. This deeper exploration of neurodiversity traits unlocks a new world of self-discovery, empowering individuals to learn and grow in profound ways.
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- Advanced communication skills in explaining and storytelling
- Artistic creativity
- Attention control
- Attention to detail
- Challenges with direction
- Challenges in learning
- Challenges with memory
- Challenges with organization
- Challenges with planning
- Cognitive flexibility
- Communication difficulties
- Complex problem-solving skills
- Comprehending math logic
- Connecting numbers with words
- Difficulty with time management
- Difficulty writing
- Disturbed coordination
- Echolalia
- Emotional and Energy Regulation
- Empathy and Justice-Oriented Mindset
- Estimating Measurements
- Executive functioning differences
- Hyperactivity
- Hypersensitivity
- Hyposensitivity
- Imagination differences
- Impulsivity
- Inattention
- Inconsistent spelling
- Increased understanding of verbal information
- Intense emotional experiences
- Intense focus
- Lack of phonemic awareness
- Language abilities
- Left–right disorientation
- Letter reversals
- Low frustration threshold
- Mentally picturing three-dimensional (3D) objects or situations
- Mind blindness
- Movement breaks
- Obsessive interests
- Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA)
- Pattern recognition
- Preference for non-linear thinking
- Processing differences
- Recalling math facts
- Remembering numbers
- Repetitive behavior
- Repetitive unwanted thoughts that interfere with daily life
- Sensitivity to light
- Sensitivity to noise
- Sensitivity to taste
- Sensitivity to temperature
- Sensitivity to texture
- Sensitive to touch
- Sensory distinctions
- Slow reading
- Slow speaking
- Slow writing
- Social differences
- Social interaction difficulties
- Social situations difficulties
- Spatially gifted or challenged
- Special interests
- Stimming
- Strong exploration skills
- Struggles with daily living skills
- Theory of Mind
- Thinking outside the box memory variations
- Time blindness
- Trouble following written instructions
- Understanding math quantities and concepts
- Unique gender and sexual orientation experiences
- Varying aptitude in math
- Varying aptitude in technology
- Weak central coherence
- Working memory challenges
