The central trunk supports diverse branches, grouped by common characteristics.
Differences in social interaction and processing.
Differences in focus, impulse, and executive functions.
A reading disorder involving decoding and word recognition.
Specific learning difficulty involving numbers and math.
Difficulty with handwriting and expressive writing.
Difficulty with motor skills and movement planning.
Difficulty processing or responding to sensory stimuli.
Difficulty interpreting sounds despite normal hearing.
Struggles with planning, organizing, and self-regulation.
Struggles to briefly hold and manipulate information.
Delayed communication or understanding of language.
Chromosomal condition causing intellectual and physical differences.
Genetic condition causing intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Developmental delay, movement, and communication issues.
A rare neurological disorder affecting mostly girls.
Affects motor control, movement, and posture.
Cognitive and functional changes due to physical trauma.
Significantly slower development across multiple domains.
Unwanted thoughts (obsessions) leading to compulsions.
Sudden, repetitive movements or vocalizations.
Extreme, anxiety-driven avoidance of everyday demands.
Consistent failure to speak in specific social situations.
Strong emotional reaction to specific everyday sounds.
Pattern of angry, irritable mood, argumentative, and defiant behavior.
Sudden onset of OCD/tics following an infection.
Conditions affecting mood, thinking, and behavior.
Persistent, severe, and unexplained tiredness.
Cognitive and chronic symptoms following viral infection.
Deep sensory processing and higher emotional responsiveness.
Possessing both high ability and a learning difficulty.
This is a non-exhaustive representation; the term Neurodivergence is broad and includes many forms of cognitive variation.