Neurodiversity

[close] Welcome to the Neurospicy Book Nook: a laid-back space for readers who love to talk about books without the pressure of reading on a schedule. This group is especially for those of us with AuDHD brains (autism + ADHD), or anyone who: • Reads in hyperfixation bursts • Struggles to finish books “on time” • Hates assigned reading but loves screaming about characters at 3am No book-of-the-month, no guilt, no obligations. Just come in, post what you’re reading or loving, and connect with others doing the same. 💬 Talk about: • Romantasy, dark fantasy, cozy fantasy, adventure YA • Neurodivergent characters / representation • Hot morally grey love interests and chaotic heroines • Or anything else you’re into right now 📖 TLDR: We don’t all read at the same pace. That’s okay. Let’s talk books anyway.

[close] Welcome to the SciLearn Reading Group! This reading group is dedicated to McGill University students who are current or former members of the SciLearn Program. Dive into the captivating world of neuroscience, neurodiversity, and learning through thought-provoking fiction and non-fiction works. Explore the intricacies of the humain brain, participate in discussions, and expand your understanding of these fascinating topics with fellow students. Let’s unravel the mysteries of the mind, one book at a time! The SciLearn Reading Group will also be meeting in person at the SciLearn Peer Collaboration. Follow us on Instagram (@mcgillscilearn) for more information or email ose@mcgill.ca.

[close] A space to recommend books to each other and connect. All things Chronic Illness, Disability, Neurodiversity and more! Created by @daswithpain.

[close] Inspired by the podcast community, books help neurodiverse individuals understand themselves better, accept their uniqueness, and maximize their superpower. This includes books specifically for the spectrum of neurodiverse issues (ADHD, autism, down syndrome, bipolar disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, borderline personality disorder, anxiety, depression, Tourette's, dyspraxia, synesthesia, dyscalculia, epilepsy, and any other chronic mental health illnesses). And any other books that help friends/family connect/support their neurodiverse loved ones.