Neurodiversity is a term originally coined by the Australian sociologist, Judy Singer, in the late 90s. This concept is representative of the fact that differences in neurology should be recognized and respected as a social category, similarly to ethnicity, socioeconomic class, sexual orientation, gender, or disability. When we recognize neurodiversity in our society as a result of biodiversity, we can shift mainstream perceptions of marginalised NeuroMinorities, replacing negative, deficit-based stereotypes of neurodiversity with a more balanced valuation of their gifts and needs.