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"What is the diagnosis process for neurodivergent conditions?"

How to get diagnosed, and a personal story of diagnosis
Rachel Worsley
May 09, 2024
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Welcome to another episode of Ask NeuroWork! Today we'll be exploring the question of "What is the diagnosis process for neurodivergent conditions?"

Your presenters are Rachel Worsley, founder of Neurodiversity Media, and Kate Hardiman, founder of Unify360.

Please note that as our presenters are Australian, there may be references to the Australian healthcare system. However, the general process of getting a diagnosis will apply to everyone regardless of location.

Rachel will also share her personal story of diagnosis with autism and ADHD.

To learn more about Neurodiversity Media, visit

https://www.neurodiversitymedia.com/

To learn more about Unify360, visit:

https://unify360.com.au/

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