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🎓 Want to create a more inclusive classroom? Discover five practical strategies to support neurodivergent learners and help every student thrive. 💫

💬 Want to create more inclusive spaces in education and healthcare? Discover practical strategies to support neurodivergent individuals and help everyone thrive. 🌟

💬 Want to create more inclusive spaces at home and work? Discover top tips for supporting neurodivergent individuals and helping everyone thrive. 🌟

💜 Meet Celine, one of our inspiring project coordinators at NEST. Her story is a powerful reminder of the strength, insight, and empathy that come with being neurodivergent. 🌟

🏡 Looking to create a more inclusive home environment? Discover five practical ways to support neurodivergent individuals and help them thrive. 💫

🎓 Join us for our second Education Support Hub, hosted by North Ayrshire Council’s senior management. Learn about Staged Intervention, TAC meetings, and how to make your voice heard in your child’s education journey.

💡 Neurodivergent minds are full of brilliance! From creativity to deep empathy, discover the unique strengths that make each person shine—and share your own superpower in the comments. 💙✨

🎉 Let’s celebrate the everyday victories of neurodivergent individuals! From small steps to big milestones, every win counts. Share yours and be part of a supportive, uplifting community. 💙✨

🕒 Take it one step at a time—just like Tom Holland. Discover how the Spider-Man star turned his dyslexia into a strength and why moving at your own pace is something to be proud of. 🌈💫

Let’s break down the language of neurodiversity! This week, we’re exploring five essential terms that help us better understand and support neurodivergent individuals.

This week, we’re highlighting five common neurodivergent experiences that shape daily life. Understanding these helps us build a more compassionate and inclusive world. 💙

🧠 Myth-Busting Monday: “Tourette’s is just uncontrollable swearing.” Let’s bust this myth and explore the real range of tics people with Tourette’s experience—because understanding starts with facts, not stereotypes.