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My wife asked me to do one of the online screening tests for Autism and ADHD, 50+ I think I may have a few answers for who I am...
This has come from our daughter having a' "maybe", but lets wait and see as it really hard to tell in Girls' if they have mild ADHD.
good luck in finding that in New Zealand post covid
Sorry to hear you have so few wise people over there.
There are years long waiting lists here in NZ for mental health. For a child that is not disruptive at school and is not falling behind - good luck
And public health is slow and over loaded...
Shucks. Mental healthcare is overloaded in probably most of the world right now, sure is over here in the EU as well. Fortunately, there are a lot of professionals available, though waitlists exist. Hopefully we can catch up eventually, soon.