written by Claire Britton on the 2nd of August, 2026 Autistic individuals do not require therapy that aims to modify their behaviours or traits in order to fit a societal norm that often misunderstands or misrepresents their contribution to our neurodiversity. Instead, they need comprehensive support that truly respects and acknowledges the unique ways in which their brains and bodies function. This support should empower them to navigate daily life effectively while honouring their inherent...

If you've recently started looking for an occupational therapist, you've probably come across the term neurodiversity-affirming occupational therapy. But what does it actually mean? And how is it different from traditional occupational therapy? Understanding these differences can help you choose an occupational therapist whose approach aligns with your family's values and your child's long-term wellbeing. At Neuroinclusion, we believe occupational therapy should support neurodivergent people...

Ableism creates barriers that affect the daily lives of autistic individuals worldwide. These barriers go beyond physical obstacles and include social attitudes, systemic discrimination, and lack of understanding. Recognising these challenges helps explain why Autism Pride Day exists: to celebrate neurodiversity and advocate for acceptance and equal rights. A peaceful urban park bench symbolising reflection on autism and ableism Understanding Ableism and Its Impact on Autistic People Ableism...