Autism · ADHD · Difference · Personal Edition
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A self-directed programme for understanding sensory load, attention, executive function, masking, shutdown, shame, support and more compatible ways of living.
What you are buying
The Different System — Personal Edition
The complete self-directed programme for exploring autism, ADHD and other spectrum differences through load, capacity, attention, executive function, masking, shutdown, shame and compatible living.
The training is designed to help you understand patterns more accurately, reconsider some of the conclusions you may have drawn about yourself, and explore practical ways of making life more compatible with how your system actually works.
- The complete Different System training
- Sensory load, attention and executive-function work
- Masking, shutdown, shame and support
- Self-directed personal access
- One payment of £97
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This is a Personal Edition.
The Different System is educational and reflective training. It does not diagnose autism, ADHD or any other condition, and it does not replace appropriate clinical assessment, medication, occupational therapy, psychological care or other professional support where those are relevant.
It is for your own understanding and personal work, not for diagnosing or treating other people.
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