ADHD versus AUTISM

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Diagnosing Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder
Diagnosing Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorder - Women Fitness Magazine
What is Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)?
Autism Spectrum Disorder encompasses a whole range of developmental challenges, including impaired social skills, intellectual disabilities, repetitive and compulsive behaviors, and difficulty with both verbal and nonverbal communication. Since ASD looks a little different for everyone, children and teens with autism may show a wide variety of symptoms.
ADHD or Autism?
ADHD vs Autism: How to Spot the Difference [GRAPHIC] — Insights of a Neurodivergent Clinician
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What is Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)? Learn more
Lessons to Learn from People with Autism
Because April is Autism Awareness Month, it’s an ideal time to build awareness and acceptance about autism. It’s also an opportunity to consider what those of us who don’t have autism might be able to learn from those who do. ----Click to read the full blog post.
ADHD Hyperactive/Impulsive vs Inattentive Infographic
ADHD Hyperactive/Impulsive vs Inattentive Infographic. Photo links to website - www.littlebackstory.com with more articles and infographics about mental illness.
ADHD and Time
Managing time is an executive functioning skill that's a problem for many of us with ADHD! One of the tips/strategies I recommend to my clients is to use a visual timer to help judge time. When we see that an overwhelming job will be "contained" to a few minutes, it can make it easier to get started when motivation is running low! For more tips, check out my podcast on ADHD and Time.
Understood - For learning and thinking differences
Is your child easily distracted? Impulsive? Daydreamy? Hyperactive? If your child acts some of these ways most of the time, what you're seeing may be signs of ADHD, a medical condition that can be helped through a variety of strategies.
5 Treatments for ADHD - Prescription, Stimulant, Natural, and Non-Invasive
Treatments for ADHD include prescription medication, natural stimulants, natural non-stimulants, and non-invasive techniques. The best course of action, however, depends on the individual.
Dysfunctional Family: How To Recognize The Signs
Today, it is estimated that about 1 in 10 children has ADHD and that adds up to about 6 million children diagnosed with the disorder. As the top behavioral mental disorder of children, ADHD has surged over 50% in the past decade according to new data.
How to Support a Child with ADHD
Provide structure through schedules and routines. Give positive reinforcement and praise. Allow movement outlets like exercise. Use timers and reminders. Break tasks into smaller steps. Reduce distractions and external stimuli. Teach organizational skills. Remain patient and understanding. Build their confidence and self-esteem.