Today, we are often told that mental health issues are an individual problem. If there’s something wrong inside my head, if I’m suffering from ADHD, biopolarism, depression, or any other form of neural divergence, this is not only a reflection of me as an individual but it also, in some sense, comes to define me. And so I see more and more (international) students declaring their neurodivergent classifications in their social media profiles or their classroom discussions. It becomes something akin to a badge or mark of identity.