Inspired Neuropsychiatry
Neurodiversity: The Full Spectrum of Human Brain Variation
January 11, 2026
January 11, 2026
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Join us for a comprehensive masterclass on neurodiversity where we explore the radical truths of how human brains vary. From the intense emotional landscapes of the Gershwin syndrome in epilepsy to the “spiky profiles” of twice-exceptional children, we examine how brain biology shapes personality, morality, and creativity.
We delve into the tragic genius of Vincent van Gogh and the extraordinary, polymathic mind of Kumagusu Minakata, exploring how their neurodiversity fueled unparalleled contributions to art and science.
This episode is a deep dive into why “different” is not a euphemism for “worse” and how the right environment can transform a neurological liability into a remarkable asset.
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Neurodiversity: The Full Spectrum of Human Brain Variation
An in-depth masterclass exploring the full spectrum of neurodiversity, from autism and ADHD to epilepsy, personality disorders, and twice exceptionality. Drawing from clinical experience, neuroscience, and cultural history, this episode redefines neurodiversity as more than...
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