The cat's out of the bag... Atypical Communication in ADHD [Research Recap]

Hello and welcome to The ADHD Skills Lab!

This week's research recap is short and sweet, focusing on the atypical communication patterns observed amongst ADHDer's. But the real excitement lies in the potential to reduce accessibility issues within the diagnostic process itself!

Thanks for being here! Until next time,
Sarah (Podcast Producer)


References
00:47 - Assessment of pragmatic skills in adults with ADHD
12:39 - Acoustic and Text Features Analysis for Adult ADHD Screening: A Data-Driven Approach Utilizing DIVA Interview

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