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Earlier this month, we shared a blog on neurodiversity, its importance in the therapy relationship, and what it means to be affirming. Briefly, neurodivergent simply means that a person’s brain works differently than what is considered “typical.” It is not a diagnosis, and it is a neutral term. As a neurodivergent therapist and therapy practice, here are some books to help support our neurodivergent clients and loved ones, honor the needs and interests of neurodivergence, and hold space for neurodiversity across the board.