by Kate Aamund | 21 June 2026 | ADHD, Autism, Neurodivergent
Kate Aamund is a doctor at Private Psychiatrist. Photo: Mads Stigborg. How to calm your nervous system When you are neurodivergent, it is important that you get to know your nervous system. Not because there is anything wrong with you, but because your nervous system might function differently...
by Kate Aamund | 18 June 2026 | ADHD, Autism
Common and differing behaviours and characteristics of ADHD and autism. When ADHD wins – and the autistic traits come into view When we talk about ADHD and autism, it's easy to talk about them as two separate things. As if you either have one or the other. But that's not how...
by Peter Mark | 14 June 2026 | ADHD, Autism
Psychiatrist Peter Mark - Photo: Mads Stigborg 10 things that can make your week easier if you have ADHD, autism or depression For many adults with ADHD, autism, but also depression, the challenge is not a lack of motivation, but creating structure, overview and...
by Peter Mark | 14 June 2026 | ADD, ADHD, Autism
Psychiatrist Peter Mark - Photo: Mads Stigborg 12 signs you are an emotionally secure parent to your neurodivergent child – even on the days you doubt it. Neurodivergence has a high degree of heritability. It runs in families, and therefore many people with ADHD...
by Kristian Eskildsen | 26 May 2026 | Autism
AI-illustration: prompt by Kristian Eskildsen He just thought he was restless When engineer Michael got his ADHD under control, the autism emerged. By Kristian Eskildsen Kate Aamund, a doctor at Privatpsykiater, regularly meets adults who, late in life...
by Kristian Eskildsen | 24 May 2026 | Autism
"People with autism typically present with symptoms such as anxiety and depression, says psychiatrist Peter Mark. Photo: Mads Stigborg When everyday life becomes too much – about autistic burnout By Kristian Eskildsen Many people with autism experience a particular form of...
