the post-normal world

We dream of a world where humans are celebrated for their gifts and never discriminated for their uniqueness.

We aspire to be part of societies in which we understand our brain differences so well, we praise our inattentive kids for their magnificent creativity. Our autistic kids for their outstanding pattern recognition. Our dyslexic kids for their exceptional narrative reasoning. Our obsessive compulsive kids for their superior attention to detail

A world where brain differences are not a deficit, nor a disorder. Where we are as inclusive of those who look differently, as well as of those who think differently.

Where there are only uniquely gifted humans, free from labels. Free to shine, thrive, be!.

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  • At home with Dyspraxia: the gift of being "clumsy"

    At home with Dyspraxia: the gift of being "clumsy"

    Written by: Elizabeth Marglin When my son was two, he taught himself how to read and was fascinated my numbers. When he was three, he struggled with potty training. When...

    At home with Dyspraxia: the gift of being "clumsy"

    Written by: Elizabeth Marglin When my son was two, he taught himself how to read and was fascinated my numbers. When he was three, he struggled with potty training. When...

  • Dyslexia: A different way of reading

    Dyslexia: A different way of reading

    Dyslexia is a neurodevelopmental difference that affects an individual's ability to read, write, and spell accurately and fluently. It is considered to be a specific learning difference, as opposed to...

    Dyslexia: A different way of reading

    Dyslexia is a neurodevelopmental difference that affects an individual's ability to read, write, and spell accurately and fluently. It is considered to be a specific learning difference, as opposed to...

  • Neurodiversity: the Unique Strengths of Thinking Differently

    Neurodiversity: the Unique Strengths of Thinkin...

    People with diverse neurological backgrounds may be less constrained by conventional thinking and more likely to come up with unique and original ideas.

    Neurodiversity: the Unique Strengths of Thinkin...

    People with diverse neurological backgrounds may be less constrained by conventional thinking and more likely to come up with unique and original ideas.

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