ADHD and ASD Overlap

Episode 27 of the Coordinating Chaos with The ADHD Lady podcast, hosted by The ADHD Lady Amanda, titled "ADHD and ASD Overlap" was published on April 14, 2022 and runs 26 minutes.

April 14, 2022 ·26m · Coordinating Chaos with The ADHD Lady

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For Autism acceptance month Amanda talks a little about some of the overlap between ADHD and ASD and how the two differ as well. For more information contact Amanda at her email or through theadhdlady.org

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For Autism acceptance month Amanda talks a little about some of the overlap between ADHD and ASD and how the two differ as well. For more information contact Amanda at her email or through theadhdlady.org

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