Discover the ethos and practice that underpins the work of the Research Centre. The Salvesen Mindroom Research Centre was created in 2015, following a donation from AEH Salvesen Trust. The gift was given to develop a programme of combined research and practice work that would benefit children and young people with learning difficulties and their families. Since then, our broad core purpose has remained focused on rigorous research that makes a practical difference, but our remit has evolved over time to focus on neurodiversity across the lifespan. Our MissionWe work collaboratively to create new knowledge about neurodiversity and translate that into meaningful impact. Our VisionOur vision is for a world where neurodivergent people flourish. Our ValuesCollaborative Shaped by community priorities and working in meaningful partnerships. CreativeInnovative in our approaches to research and knowledge sharing.RigorousConducting high-quality research ethically and with integrity. ImpactfulMaking a positive difference locally and globally.NurturingProviding a values-led, supportive, and an inspiring environment for everyone we work with. Related linksContact us or join our newsletterSalvesen Mindroom CentreUniversity of Edinburgh: Moray House School of Education and SportUniversity of Edinburgh: School of Population Health SciencesUniversity of Edinburgh: School of Health in Social ScienceUniversity of Edinburgh: Business School This article was published on Thursday 13 October 2022
