We all have different brains
This is neurodiversity

Neurodiversity means there is a wide variation in brain processes.

Neurodiversity causes differences in individuals’ experiences and behaviours. Sometimes this creates a big enough difference to correspond with a label such as autism or ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder). 

One person cannot be neurodiverse, but a group of people may be neurodiverse if they differ in their neurotype.

If you experience a barrier to learning, you may be neurodivergent.

Someone with autism, dyslexia, ADHD, developmental coordination disorder or Tourette syndrome could be described as neurodivergent.