If you have a gut feeling that your child may be neurodivergent, it may not be as easy as you hope to get help and a diagnosis.
The signs can become noticeable at different ages and no two children's symptoms are exactly the same. Seemingly, the main source of information and support for many parents comes from support groups created by other parents of neurodivergent children, rather than medical professionals and schools.
This week, I spoke with five parents of neurodivergent children about their experiences.
