Welcome to the community!

Here you'll find on-campus and local resources, as well as information on a variety of topics related to neurodiversity. There is plenty to explore: strengths identification tools, self-assessment links, technology and apps, books and videos, and a blog full of tips and links!

If you'd like to contribute a link, resource, or blog post, please submit your idea to: neurodiversity@uconn.edu.

Explore Neurodiversity

Neurodiversity at UConn celebrates the strengths and potential of a wide variety of differently wired brains.
Some examples of the cognitive variations that fall under the neurodiversity umbrella are anxiety, autism, ADHD,
depression, dyslexia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, and other learning differences. We've highlighted a few of these below.

Our Posts

Happy Friday, and happy Thanksgiving Break everyone! We're here to say congratulations to making it more than halfway through the Fall semester!

This semester has been long, and this week has been feeling like just a brief respite from the chaos. But you've made it to Thanksgiving, and you only have two more weeks of classes and a week of finals to get through. So stay strong!

Please remember that this is a break, and you deserve to rest. If you have been feeling guilty this week for not doing the work assigned to you, take consolation in the fact that you have earned this time to relax, and the work will get done when it needs to be. Take a deep breath.

This is also about the time that most people start to experience seasonal depression, because the days are getting shorter and it can feel as if we don't have enough time do get things done. It's important to realize that this is normal - it's called Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD - and it could be the cause of not being able to work or focus as hard. Especially in this space between Halloween and Christmas.

So as this week wraps up, make sure you're getting in as much rest as possible. And remember that we're only two weeks away from finals! So when we get back, let's give it our all! ❤️

Happy Friday, and happy Thanksgiving Break everyone! We`re here to say congratulations to making it more than halfway through the Fall semester!

This semester has been long, and this week has been feeling like just a brief respite from the chaos. But you`ve made it to Thanksgiving, and you only have two more weeks of classes and a week of finals to get through. So stay strong!

Please remember that this is a break, and you deserve to rest. If you have been feeling guilty this week for not doing the work assigned to you, take consolation in the fact that you have earned this time to relax, and the work will get done when it needs to be. Take a deep breath.

This is also about the time that most people start to experience seasonal depression, because the days are getting shorter and it can feel as if we don`t have enough time do get things done. It`s important to realize that this is normal - it`s called Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD - and it could be the cause of not being able to work or focus as hard. Especially in this space between Halloween and Christmas.

So as this week wraps up, make sure you`re getting in as much rest as possible. And remember that we`re only two weeks away from finals! So when we get back, let`s give it our all! ❤️
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We're super excited to announce The Neurodiversity Scholarship from Eye to Eye!

This program is to help make college more financially accessible for neurodiverse students. "It aims to empower neurodivergent students, including those who identify with twenty unique learning differences like dyslexia, ADHD, and autism," says the Eye to Eye president and co-founder Marcus Soutra.

More information is available at the application link, which is linked in our bio!

#neurodiversity #scholarship

We`re super excited to announce The Neurodiversity Scholarship from Eye to Eye!

This program is to help make college more financially accessible for neurodiverse students. "It aims to empower neurodivergent students, including those who identify with twenty unique learning differences like dyslexia, ADHD, and autism," says the Eye to Eye president and co-founder Marcus Soutra.

More information is available at the application link, which is linked in our bio!

#neurodiversity #scholarship
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