Autism and ADHD: Key Differences and How to Get Help
Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are two distinct neurodevelopmental conditions that often overlap, but they have unique characteristics.
Understanding these differences is essential for accurate diagnosis, effective support, and appropriate treatment. This blog will outline
the core distinctions between autism and ADHD, explore areas of overlap, and provide guidance on seeking help.
Positive side of autism.
Autism has many positive attributes.. Individuals with autism possess a wide range of strengths and positive features that can contribute to
their unique perspectives and abilities.
Does my child need to see a child psychiatrist?
When should my child should see a child psychiatrist? . If you are concerned about your child and think they may be struggling with
emotional or mental health difficulties then it may be best to make an appointment.
Sensory sensitivity
Sensory Sensitivity. . Many children and adults struggle with sensory sensitivity. Some of them will also have autism spectrum disorder. Often they are highly sensitive to sounds and touch, but relatively insensitive to pain.
