Managing Neurodiversity in Clinical Practice
Dr Aryan Ala’Aldeen provides guidance for managing neurodiversity within aesthetic practice Neurodiversity refers to the inherent and important diversity in neurocognitive functions, including variations in cognition, perception, learning, sensory processing and communication.1 It serves as an umbrella term that encompasses …
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