Neurodiverse Magnets

Celebrate all the ways we think differently.

This design print features a cute brain and a typographic print that says 'Neuro spicy' in a trendy font & design.

This design print features a typographic print that says 'Neurodiverse' in a trendy font & design.

This design print features a typographic print that says 'Neurodiverse' in a trendy font & design.

This design print features a cute brain and a typographic print that says 'Neuro spicy' in a trendy font & design.

NO SPOONS LEFT CLUB SOCIAL ANXIETY DEPRESSION NEURODIVERSE REPRESENT

neurodiversity definition: the range of differences in individual brain function and behavioral traits, regarded as part of normal variation in the human population (used especially in the context of autistic spectrum disorders).

Go go Neurodiverse Squad: having pride in our different neurology, and spreading the word far and wide! This design features a rainbow brain and the words "Neurodiverse Squad".

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A disability justice shirt featuring art from our disability day of mourning posters

Spicy brain drips!

Neurodiverse and Proud

light text on dark shirt version

Spicy brain drips!

We may be different, but we’re damn colourful too.

Extra Spicy brain drips!

Filled with spirals

Extra Spicy brain drips!

The symbol of neurodiversity, The acknowledgement that brains are wired differently. Each version of brain wiring has its strengths and challenges. Lets stop the stigma that difference brings.

Beautiful neurodiversity design for proud autistic people who love their neurodivergence. Atypical and amazing Aspergers Syndrome gift for an Aspie who is neurodivergent.

Celebrate autism awareness with our vintage-inspired Neurodiverse Universe piece! Featuring a space globe design, this piece symbolizes the inclusivity and acceptance of neurodiversity.

A version of our info-dumping t-shirt with our logo on the back.

Some of us think outside the lines.

A vibrant rainbow infinity symbol takes center stage, representing the endless possibilities and spectrum of the autistic experience. The inspiring words "Think neurodiverse, not disability" encircle the symbol, emphasizing the strengths and unique perspectives of autistic individuals. This shirt promotes understanding and inclusion for autistic individuals, encouraging viewers to move beyond outdated stereotypes and embrace neurodiversity. It is perfect for anyone who supports autism awareness, including autistic individuals, family members, allies, and advocates. Show your support and spread awareness by gifting this impactful shirt to loved ones or colleagues.

neurology mental health design with colored brain parts

WARNING THIS PERSON IS NEURODIVERSE AND THEY WILL BE ONE OF THE COOLEST PERSON YOU WILL EVER MEET

It doesn't have to be perfect the first time.

Ignorance is the real tragedy.

Celebrate Autism Awareness Month with this Neurodiverse Universe piece! Featuring a space ship design, this design symbolizes inclusion and acceptance of neurodiversity.

As a neurodivergent middle-aged human, I find myself in some weird corners of TikTok Recently, someone asked people with neurotypical brains “What do you think about when you’re doing something?” The replies were variations of “I think about the thing I am doing.” Being spicy brained, that didn’t quench the person asking the question’s thirst for knowledge, so they asked a more specific question: “When you’re sitting in a chair, and doing nothing else, what thoughts are going through your brain?” The replied broke my brain. They were along the lines of, “When I am sitting in a chair and not doing anything else, the only thing going through my head is ‘I’m sitting in a chair. I’m sitting in a chair. I’m sitting in a chair.”

Original design by PieFanart

This Barbie is neurodivergent.

Celebrate neurodiversity! This cute autism joke makes fun of neurotypicals being boring because they are all the same.

A cheer to the hidden icebergs!

Not Your Neurotypical Girl is a cute autistic pride quote. This design features a cool atypical take on being normal or unique by playing on the word typical!

I mostly want people to leave me alone. For a while i thought it was introversion... now I'm totally at peace with my autism