How many neurodivergent players are in your club right now? Enter your numbers — then understand what your club is legally required to do about it.
Girls and women are frequently under-identified — not because they’re “less neurodivergent”, but because presentations can look different (more masking, more internalising, fewer “classic” behaviours), and criteria historically leaned toward male patterns. In grassroots sport, that often shows up as anxiety, perfectionism, shutdowns, or “quiet compliance” until it suddenly isn’t.
This tool applies a modest uplift to girls/women estimates to reflect the real-world diagnosis gap and the likelihood of unmet needs. It’s a planning assumption, not a diagnosis. If you want clinical sources, start with NICE guidance on ADHD and autism: NICE.
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This tool produces planning estimates to help clubs design inclusive environments and anticipate support needs. It does not diagnose individuals and it does not imply that a club should collect medical information.
The “Impact Range” exists because real-world identification varies: some people are diagnosed, some are not, and many mask difficulties in sport settings until stress, fatigue, noise, or pressure removes their coping margin.
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