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No one enjoys feeling paralyzed by fear. But it’s a common experience for people with ADHD. Known as ADHD paralysis, it causes a range of difficult symptoms for people who feel overwhelmed with too much information or too many decisions. This experience can be debilitating and end up shutting down someone’s ability to function.
In this post, to help you understand who is eligible for the DSA, we offer a checklist of points to help you make an assessment.
Also referred to as Developmental Co-Ordination Disorder (DCD), dyspraxia affects balance, co-ordination, and motor movements that have a significant impact on daily life. In this blog post, we get into the details of dyspraxia to help you understand more about this particular type of neurodivergence.Â
Does having OCD make you neurodivergent? Is OCD a disability? We’ll review these questions and get into more detail in this post.
Classified as Level 3 ASD in diagnostic criteria, people with severe autism face the most pronounced challenges and disabilities. And they need regular, round-the-clock supervision and support.
RSD is quite often found in neurodivergent individuals and in particular those with ADHD and Autistic Spectrum Disorder. let’s look further into the symptoms and how it relates to ADHD and other conditions.