Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Many AuDHD people have a monotropic disposition that lends itself to hyper focused states of flow. Dr. Wenn Lawson discusses the importance of building scaffolding and support systems to ensure you can exit a state of flow safely and before your sensory battery has run dry. Watch the free recording and access related resources, presenter information and more at: autism.org/webinar/autism-adhd-in-adulthood
Many AuDHD people have a monotropic disposition that lends itself to hyper focused states of flow. Dr. Wenn Lawson discusses the importance of building scaffolding and support systems to ensure you can exit a state of flow safely and before your sensory battery has run dry. Watch the free recording and access related resources, presenter information and more at: autism.org/webinar/autism-adhd-in-adulthood
