What is AuDHD? IT'S NOT JUST AUTISM + ADHD

Описание: If you've found this video, let me know if this resonates with you! There is not a lot of information about AuDHD around, and it was only first diagnosed in 2013 - before that, it was thought to specifically NOT exist. I start going over specific features at 2:00 if you want to get to the point. I'm still processing a lot related to this, but I'm excited to go on the journey, and hopefully share some information that resonates with someone else. Appreciate you for reading this.. have the very best day!

Thanks for every like, comment, and subscribe! I appreciate it more than you know!

Despite having my own thoughts on people being missed by the Vanderbilt questions, or the questions on the assessment below, if my videos are resonating with you, it's a great place to start!

Link to a free, quick, and easy online assessment: novopsych.com/assessments/diagnosis/adult-adhd-self-report-scale-asrs/

All of the views expressed in these videos are solely my own and not medical advice. If you are struggling with similar things, please see a psychiatric provider in your area with ADHD listed as an interest.

💬 About This Channel
In December of 2025, I was diagnosed with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder).. or what I now like to call one of the most poorly named disorders ever.

I was born in the late 80s, and I knew I was “different” almost immediately — too loud, too much, needing to be quieter so I didn’t annoy people. For years, I believed (and was told) I was lazy, a procrastinator, a night owl, a bad adult, a bad housewife — even though I wanted to do everything. Why was it so hard to eat, shower, or do laundry?

Then my husband asked to be evaluated for ADHD. I thought he seemed “normal”… until we sat in his appointment and I realized: that’s our whole life.

This channel is about adult ADHD, late diagnosis, unlearning shame, and figuring out how to live with a brain that works differently — not worse.

You’re not broken. You’re not lazy. You’re not alone.
Feel free to comment, share your story, or just quietly listen — all are welcome here.