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Can NeuroDiversity and NeuroPotential Coexist?

*Stanley I Greenspan MD Inc. does NOT support ICDL or its DIRFloortime. DIRFloortime and Greenspan Floortime® are different approaches with different curricula and different outcomes. The human brain is a complex and wondrous organ, with each individual possessing a unique neurological makeup. In recent years, two concepts have emerged to describe this variability: neurodivergence and neuropotential. While both acknowledge the diverse ways our brains function, they offer different perspectives on this spectrum. Some people see these concepts as being at odds, but Dr. Greenspan’s framework integrates them and sees them working together as a societal imperative. Neurodivergence is a term that describes the variations in how people’s brain’s function, learn, and process information. It encompasses a wide range of neurological differences, including diagnoses like ASD, ADHD, Dyslexia, Dyspraxia, etc. Neuropotential refers to the brain’s inherent capacity for change and development. It highlights the brain’s remarkable ability to adapt, learn, and reorganize itself throughout life, regardless of diagnosis. This concept is rooted in neuroplasticity, the brain’s ability to form new neural connections and pathways in response to experiences. #AutismJourney #SupportAutism #Neurodiversity #BrandonMager #AutismStories #UnderstandingAutism #CommunitySupport #inspirationdaily #AutismAwarenessMonth #AutismSupport #RealStories #dirfloortime #floortime #aba #asd #education #greenspanfloortime #icdl #AutismSupport #asd