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Neurodivergence Resources for Teens & Young Adults

Neurodivergent teens and young adults experience higher rates of mental health concerns, including comorbid psychiatric disorders, social isolation, and bias at school or work.

Teen & young adult neurodivergence

Neurodivergence encompasses several conditions related to the way different brains function. Common neurodivergent conditions include ADHD, autism spectrum disorder, dyslexia, dyscalculia, dyspraxia, and learning differences.

Neurodivergence operates under the understanding that differences don’t equate to disabilities — which is how many of these conditions have been historically labeled. As much as 20% of the world’s population falls under the umbrella of neurodivergence. But with depression as a highly common comorbidity, neurodiverse teens and young adults (and their parents) need to realize when it’s time to get professional help.

Teen & young adult neurodivergence support

Learn more about the connections between neurodiversity and mental health conditions with our collection of resources.

Teen & young adult neurodivergence treatment

Charlie Health has a neurodivergent clinical cohort that provides teen and young adult clients with affirming mental health care. They experience an empowering environment, including support groups designed to reduce feelings of isolation and misunderstanding.

Individual treatment plans are adapted to be neurodivergent-friendly, including a relational process hour and behavioral therapies. We also add creative arts and experiential programming for a well-balanced plan.

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Getting help for teen & young adult neurodivergence

Charlie Health has an industry-leading program for neurodivergent teens and young adults, producing positive outcomes for our clients.

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Your Guide to Managing ADHD and Relationships

Charlie Health Editorial Team

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How to Focus With ADHD

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How To Deal With Overstimulation

Ethan Cohen BSN, RN

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ADHD vs OCD: What’s the Difference?

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Teen & young adult neurodivergence research

Explore more about neurodivergence and mental health correlations and treatments.