Can You Tell Someone Is Neurodivergent Based On Aesthetic? W/ The Thought Spot
November 4, 2024
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👀 Can you really tell if someone is neurodivergent just by looking at their aesthetic? In this thought-provoking episode, we dive into the connection between neurodivergence and personal style, and how our outward appearances may or may not reflect our inner world. Joined by The Thought Spot, we explore the complex relationship between neurodiversity and aesthetics, and whether or not it's possible to “read” someone’s neurodivergence just from their look.
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