7 DIFFERENT TYPES OF ADD/ ADHD [According to Dr . Amen] [Part1] [Video]

#add #adhd #aspieanswers #autism #autismspectrum   Autism and ADD/ADHD go hand in hand more often than you might think. According to recent studies, 30-50% of autistic people also show signs of ADD/ADHD, and about two-thirds of people with ADD/ADHD also show signs of being autistic*. This video is the first video in my series on Autism and ADHD, and today we’re exploring the 7 types of ADD according to Neuropsychiatrist Dr. Daniel Amen. If you’re interested in learning about whether or not you fit one of the 7 types of ADD, make sure you stick around until the end of the video because I’ll be showing you how to take a simple test online that can give you results today. Keep in mind, these 7 types of ADD are not listed in the DSM-5, which many providers use to make a formal diagnosis. RESOURCES TO WHAT I SHARED WITH YOU ALL IN THE VIDEO: *Attention Deficit Disorder, Amen Clinics *Are People With Autism Likely to Have ADD/ADHD: *ADD/ADHD Definition:  *Autism Definition:  *Amen Clinics:  *Healing ADD (Book): *Change Your Brain, Change Your Life (Book):  VIDEO SUGGESTIONS: [1:17] What is ADHD [Updated Version] [December 2022] [1:44] MY ADHD JOURNEY [12 Sep 2022] [STORYTIME]  Thanks for watching and for your support!

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To all autistic people out there, remember that you are valued and loved just the way you are. Your unique perspective and skills offer a richness to the world around us. It is important to embrace who you are and take pride in your strengths, no matter how different they may be from others. We understand that navigating the world can be challenging, but know that you are not alone. There is a supportive community out there and resources available to help you thrive. Always remember that your worth is not defined by your diagnosis or other people's perceptions. You are a valuable and cherished member of society, and your efforts to better yourself and the world around you make a huge difference. So keep shining, keep persevering, and keep being you!
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