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Understanding AuDHD: Recognizing the Overlap Between ADHD and Autism

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AuDHD combines traits of ADHD and autism, making early recognition crucial for providing effective support to children. Learn how to identify key symptoms like sensory processing issues, emotional dysregulation, and executive functioning deficits, and explore strategies to help children thrive.

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