It may be daunting to disclose neurodivergence to tutors or peers, but it can be liberating and help you access the support you need
Although Megan Kyte’s family had thought she was probably autistic from an early age, they were reluctant to seek a diagnosis. ‘They thought it would be more of a hindrance,’ she says. ‘My mum didn’t want me to be labelled.’
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