My First Diagnose

While "diagnosis" is grammatically the correct noun, and "diagnose" is the verb, conventionally "My First Diagnosis" would be the right choice. However, we opted for "My First Diagnose" because it emphasizes action, which aligns with the proactive approach we want to encourage with this resource. Therefore, we made the creative and stylish choice to go with "My First Diagnose."

This eBook is a valuable resource for families raising children with Autism or ADHD, adults who suspect they have these conditions, as well as students, teachers, caregivers, and communities lacking trained specialists or equipped centers for diagnosis and management.

MY FIRST DIAGNOSE gives you a highlight on diagnosing and managing Autism Spectrum disorder and Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. It focuses on these two because they commonly occur together. The term AuDHD is commonly used to refer to them.

Navigating “My First Diagnose" provides an insightful and compassionate exploration of the Autism diagnosis process starting with the individual then, the family and then the specialist. This book serves as a comprehensive guide for individuals, families, educators, schools and centres seeking to understand the complexities surrounding Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), it’s diagnosis processes and management. Through a blend of research, expert insights, and research based information, the book demystifies the diagnostic journey of Autism and ADHD, addressing common misconceptions and highlighting the importance of early diagnosis and also proposes some early intervention strategies.

This eBook emphasizes the significance of embracing neurodiversity and fostering environments that celebrate unique differences. Equipped with practical tips for navigating the diagnosis process, this resource aims to empower individuals, educators, schools, centres and families to advocate for diagnosis for themselves and their loved ones while promoting understanding and acceptance within their communities.

Ultimately, “MY FIRST DIAGNOSE” seeks to illuminate the path toward recognising and embracing the gifts and challenges of Autistic individuals, ADHD and neurodiversity in general, paving the way for a more inclusive society.