Author and mental health academic Nathan Filer explores one of the biggest shifts in how we understand ourselves.
As the language of neurodiversity has entered everyday conversation, it has brought comfort, identity and community for many, while raising new questions about diagnosis, difference and belonging.
Through conversations with autistic people, people with ADHD, parents, teachers, clinicians and researchers, Nathan follows the journey from childhood to adulthood, asking not only what we call one another, but how we listen, understand and care.
The Sunday Times Pick of the Week
‘Filer explains neurodivergence with clarity and warmth’ – Clair Woodward, The Sunday Times
‘Open-minded, warm, and engaging. Perfect.’ – DyspraxicDad.com
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