For many Australian families, a dual diagnosis of AuADHD (co-occurring Autism and ADHD) arrives after years of feeling like something wasn't quite adding up. Parents often ask us the same question: if my child has both Autism and ADHD, why didn't anyone pick up on...
If your child has started resisting or refusing to go to school, you're not alone, and it doesn't mean you're doing anything wrong. Many Sydney families go through this, and it can leave parents feeling worried, exhausted, and unsure what to do next. It's easy...
Parents who have already explored autism or ADHD for their child sometimes come across two more terms that can feel confusing at first: AuADHD and PDA. Both describe experiences that can overlap with autism and ADHD, and understanding them can help families make sense of...
Parents sometimes notice that their child experiences the world differently. Perhaps they have intense interests, prefer predictable routines, become overwhelmed by certain sensory experiences, find social situations tiring, or have difficulty staying focused and organised. You may then wonder whether these experiences could be related...
Finding the right psychological support for a child can be an important step when parents notice changes in behaviour, emotions, learning, attention, or social development. Sydney child psychology services can provide professional assessment and therapeutic support to help understand a child's individual needs and identify...
