Author: sensoryoverload

AuDHD is a shorthand many people use for the co-occurrence of autism and ADHD. Research does support that this overlap is real and clinically meaningful.…

AuDHD energy often does not behave the way people expect energy to behave. It does not always rise steadily in the morning, stay reasonably available…

If you have spent any time reading about AuDHD, one pattern becomes obvious very quickly. The lived experience often sounds clearer, more detailed, and more…

For many AuDHD adults, sensory discomfort does not move in just one direction. It is not always a simple case of too much noise, too…

Executive-function difficulties in AuDHD rarely come from a lack of understanding. In many cases, the task itself is clear. The friction appears at the point…

When people start researching AuDHD support, they often run into a frustrating pattern. One article focuses on therapy. Another focuses on medication. Another talks about…

Sleep in AuDHD often feels inconsistent in a very specific way. Some people are tired all day, only to feel more mentally alert late in…

Executive function is one of the clearest places where AuDHD becomes visible in daily life. It shapes how you start tasks, hold steps in mind,…

Explaining AuDHD to your parents can be one of the hardest versions of this conversation. It is rarely just about information. It is often about…

Current evidence does suggests group-level differences in brain structure, cortical development, connectivity, and neural timing across autism and ADHD. Some newer work also suggests that…