Junaid Hussain

What I would say, though, is that, and I'm sort of repeating this, but I know I mentioned it earlier, but I think with ourselves in particular, the speech and language therapists were very, very good in providing him with the information in an accessible manner for him And also providing us as parents with that.

What I would say, though, is that, and I'm sort of repeating this, but I know I mentioned it earlier, but I think with ourselves in particular, the speech and language therapists were very, very good in providing him with the information in an accessible manner for him And also providing us as parents with that.

And I'd say any other parents who are listening to this, as well, just to be aware that if you do have that sort of support available, professional support, they are there for a reason, because they'd had that skill to be able to interact with the child, and it's famous to them in their language.

And I'd say any other parents who are listening to this, as well, just to be aware that if you do have that sort of support available, professional support, they are there for a reason, because they'd had that skill to be able to interact with the child, and it's famous to them in their language.

And I'd say any other parents who are listening to this, as well, just to be aware that if you do have that sort of support available, professional support, they are there for a reason, because they'd had that skill to be able to interact with the child, and it's famous to them in their language.

And yeah, once he understood what was happening to him internally, and we understood as well, it was a whole different dialogue. And it has been since. And we know, as I said, we know where to put the mitigation in place as well.

And yeah, once he understood what was happening to him internally, and we understood as well, it was a whole different dialogue. And it has been since. And we know, as I said, we know where to put the mitigation in place as well.

And yeah, once he understood what was happening to him internally, and we understood as well, it was a whole different dialogue. And it has been since. And we know, as I said, we know where to put the mitigation in place as well.

Absolutely. So in terms of the work that I do, I'm a primary care doctor and I'm Even within the medical world, there's a difficult but real gap in understanding of autism, neurodivergence, ADHD. And there's still clinicians out there who don't believe ADHD is a real condition. I think it's due to drinking too much pot and so on. Or should we be serious?

Absolutely. So in terms of the work that I do, I'm a primary care doctor and I'm Even within the medical world, there's a difficult but real gap in understanding of autism, neurodivergence, ADHD. And there's still clinicians out there who don't believe ADHD is a real condition. I think it's due to drinking too much pot and so on. Or should we be serious?

Absolutely. So in terms of the work that I do, I'm a primary care doctor and I'm Even within the medical world, there's a difficult but real gap in understanding of autism, neurodivergence, ADHD. And there's still clinicians out there who don't believe ADHD is a real condition. I think it's due to drinking too much pot and so on. Or should we be serious?

So, yeah, not necessarily through any activity. looking into advocacy, but I have, in that sense, become an advocate. I suppose from my background, I'm British, born and raised in the UK. My background is from Southeast Asia. My parents are from Southeast Asia. And within this sort of community as well, there's a lack of understanding.

So, yeah, not necessarily through any activity. looking into advocacy, but I have, in that sense, become an advocate. I suppose from my background, I'm British, born and raised in the UK. My background is from Southeast Asia. My parents are from Southeast Asia. And within this sort of community as well, there's a lack of understanding.

So, yeah, not necessarily through any activity. looking into advocacy, but I have, in that sense, become an advocate. I suppose from my background, I'm British, born and raised in the UK. My background is from Southeast Asia. My parents are from Southeast Asia. And within this sort of community as well, there's a lack of understanding.

So being outspoken about it and speaking about and explaining what it is, I think it reaches a lot more people. And that understanding would improve with time. But any clinician... will struggle.

So being outspoken about it and speaking about and explaining what it is, I think it reaches a lot more people. And that understanding would improve with time. But any clinician... will struggle.

So being outspoken about it and speaking about and explaining what it is, I think it reaches a lot more people. And that understanding would improve with time. But any clinician... will struggle.

Autism and ADHD are those sort of neurodivergent conditions that unless you've lived it or seen it in person, it can sometimes be very, very difficult to understand unless you have a vested interest in it. It can be difficult to understand. So I appreciate where many clinicians come from. But yeah, it's

Autism and ADHD are those sort of neurodivergent conditions that unless you've lived it or seen it in person, it can sometimes be very, very difficult to understand unless you have a vested interest in it. It can be difficult to understand. So I appreciate where many clinicians come from. But yeah, it's

Autism and ADHD are those sort of neurodivergent conditions that unless you've lived it or seen it in person, it can sometimes be very, very difficult to understand unless you have a vested interest in it. It can be difficult to understand. So I appreciate where many clinicians come from. But yeah, it's