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AuDHD Assessment, Diagnosis & Treatment

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An AuDHD assessment gives you a precise understanding of how autism and ADHD show up together in your life, so you can stop guessing and start making decisions that fit your mind. By mapping your specific challenges and strengths across both conditions, your psychiatrist can create a clear, joined‑up plan for what to do next. This helps you avoid support that only targets one condition in isolation. Instead, you get tailored interventions – such as behavioural therapy, ADHD medication management and practical adjustments – that can actually work in the real world: at home, at work and in your relationships.

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What is AuDHD?

AuDHD describes the co‑occurrence of autism and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) – in other words, having both conditions at the same time. The term highlights the complex interplay between these two neurodevelopmental conditions in one person. Someone with AuDHD might experience features commonly linked to autism (such as differences in social interaction, communication or sensory processing) alongside ADHD traits like inattention, impulsivity and restlessness. Recognising AuDHD has shown how important it is to offer combined assessment, diagnosis and support, rather than treating autism and ADHD as separate, disconnected issues.

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What happens in an AuDHD assessment?

In an adult AuDHD assessment, a clinician – typically a specialist psychiatrist – carries out a comprehensive evaluation to understand whether you meet criteria for both autism and ADHD. They’ll take a detailed personal history, listen to your story and how you experience the world, and may use structured questionnaires or tools that explore traits linked to both conditions. Your psychiatrist will usually ask about communication and social interaction, focus and organisation, impulsivity, restlessness, repetitive behaviours, intense interests and any sensory differences. They may also explore your family history, education, work and relationships, to see how autism and ADHD traits show up across different parts of your life. All of this builds towards a clear explanation of their findings and, where appropriate, a diagnosis.

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What does AuDHD look like?

Everyone’s experience of AuDHD is different, but it’s often described as a blend of autism and ADHD traits. You might find social situations confusing or draining, rely on routines to feel grounded, or notice strong sensory preferences – while also struggling with focus, time‑keeping, planning, impulsivity or restlessness. Some people with AuDHD have intense interests and can “hyper‑focus” on certain tasks, yet find everyday admin impossibly hard. Others mask their difficulties for years, only to feel burnt out and overwhelmed. Because the mix of autism and ADHD traits is unique to you, an individual, nuanced assessment is essential to understand what’s really going on.

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What is the treatment for AuDHD?

Treatment for AuDHD is usually tailored to the specific combination of autism and ADHD traits you experience. Common approaches include behavioural or talking therapies (to build skills around emotions, communication and routines), often alongside ADHD medication to help with attention, impulsivity and hyperactivity where this is clinically appropriate. Many people also benefit from workplace or study adjustments, coaching and practical tools for organisation and planning. If sensory differences are a big part of your experience, occupational therapy or sensory‑focused support may be recommended. The goal is a holistic plan that supports your wellbeing and gives you concrete steps you can take, not just a label.

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