AUDHD
Test
Assess autism and ADHD traits together. Screen for neurodivergent characteristics combining ASD and ADHD symptoms. Comprehensive co-occurring condition assessment with instant results. Not diagnostic.
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AUDHD refers to the co-occurrence of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in the same individual. Autism involves differences in social communication, sensory processing, and a preference for repetitive patterns. ADHD involves differences in attention, executive function, and impulse control. When both co-occur, they interact and create a unique neurodivergent profile. AUDHD traits exist on spectrums—this assessment measures trait presence across both conditions.
This AUDHD assessment screens for traits associated with both autism spectrum and attention-deficit/hyperactivity presentations. Many neurodivergent individuals have both conditions. Understanding your neurodivergent traits helps with self-awareness and may inform whether professional evaluation is beneficial.
Executive Function
Ability to plan, organize, initiate tasks, and manage time. Executive function challenges are central to ADHD presentations. Many autistic individuals also experience executive function differences.
Social Communication
Ability to understand social cues, maintain eye contact, and interpret others’ intentions. Autism involves social communication differences. This varies widely among neurodivergent individuals.
Focus & Attention
Ability to sustain attention and filter distractions. ADHD involves attention differences including hyperfocus on special interests and difficulty sustaining attention on non-preferred tasks.
Sensory Processing
Response to sensory input including sounds, lights, textures, and smells. Autism involves sensory sensitivities and differences. Sensory processing affects daily functioning and comfort.
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