According to Cambridge Dictionary, the term neurodiverse means relating to neurodiversity. Neurodiversity is the idea that people have a range of different types of brains, including those with and without autism, and these differences should be regarded as part of normal human life): ADHD, Autism, and Dyslexia are some examples of neurodiverse conditions. Sadly, many people grow up thinking their neurodiverse symptoms are character flaws, leading to life-long problems with shame, guilt, insecurity, and inadequacy. When symptoms can be seen as challenges to cope with as needed, people can learn to be their best self with confidence and improved outcomes.