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In diesem Video schauen wir uns gleich zwei Diagnosen zusammen an: Autismus und ADHS.
Und den Zusammenhang zwischen den beiden: AuDHS.
Und eine neue Sichtweise auf diese Diagnosen: Neurodiversität.
Wir klären, warum es beide Diagnosen in dieser Form schon bald nicht mehr geben wird. Was genau Autismus und ADHS (neurologisch) sind. Was die “Superkräfte” (Hyperfokus und Inselbegabung) bedeuten. Ob die beiden Störungen wirklich zusammenhängen. Ob “Störungen” tatsächlich der richtige Begriff ist. Was es in diesem Zusammenhang mit Neurodiversität auf sich hat. Und was die Chancen und bisherigen Schwierigkeiten des Neurodiversitätskonzept sind.
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— Infos zu den Änderungen der Diagnosen —
ADHS:
https://econtent.hogrefe.com/doi/10.1024/1422-4917/a000854
Autismus:
https://www.aerzteblatt.de/archiv/229695/Autismus-Spektrum-Stoerungen-im-Erwachsenenalter
Status ICD-11:
https://www.bfarm.de/DE/Kodiersysteme/Klassifikationen/ICD/ICD-11/_node.html
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00:00 Intro
00:30 Autismus
01:15 ADHS
02:28 Autismus + ADHS = AuDHS?
03:55 'Superkräfte'
06:15 Neurologischen Entwicklungsstörungen
07:55 Neurodiversität
09:00 Chancen und Probleme von Neurodiversität
11:40 Neue Diagnosen (Autismus und ADHS)
13:20 Kleines Fazit
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