ROANOKE, Va. (WDBJ) – Neurodivergent people often find that navigating an inaccessible world can take a toll on their mental health.
While conditions like autism and ADHD are not mental illnesses, neurodivergent individuals face a statistically higher risk of developing conditions like depression, anxiety, and trauma.
Here @ Home sits down with the organizations and the people who know what it’s like to live on the spectrum, connecting our viewers with resources to help if you believe you, or someone you know, may live with a neurodivergent brain, and empowering everyone no matter their personal challenges to live a happy and fulfilling life…