Tarnia K Consulting

08/06/2026

Hi there faithful 👋

Apologies for any confusion with the recent page changes. 🫤

Here’s what’s happening behind the scenes:

Following the release of my first book on Amazon 🥳 😅 ...
https://www.tkarena.online/books-resources

I've been building my new Women's Health and Relationships Coaching brand - TK Arena Coaching. (And have been playing with ideas on this page).

Please be assured that Tarnia K Consulting services still exists for current NDIS clients, so this page will eventually return to its original name.

In the meantime if you're interested in ALL THINGS Health and Wellness, I would LOVE for you to like and follow my new TK Arena Coaching Page.
https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61590885382007

Thank you so much for your support during this business transition. I truly appreciate every one of you 🙏🥰

I help parents of neurodivergent humans to rebuild your energy, restore your sanity and learn the life skills you need to set your kids up for success. Create a life, business and family you love - instead of one you're just surviving!

21/05/2026

21/05/2026

AuDHD is a new term that’s being used to describe people who have both autism andADHD. It’s not an officialdiagnosis but is meant to draw attention to the combined effect of having the two disorders.

Having both autism and ADHD is very common — studies estimate that 50 to 70 percent of people with autism spectrum disorder also have ADHD (though most people with ADHD do not also have autism).

It’s only since 2013 that the possibility of having both was recognized in the DSM-5, the guide to mental health disorders. Before that the two diagnoses were considered mutually exclusive. But mounting evidence of how common it is to have symptoms of both, and more recognition of the frequency with which people have several related developmental disorders, led to a change in the guidance.

Since the combination has only been recognized so recently, there is a limited amount of research on how people are affected by having both disorders, says Conner Black, PhD, associate director of the Autism Center at the Child Mind Institute. The term AuDHD was coined by autism advocates to highlight the experience of having symptoms of both, because they can interact in confusing ways. (Child Mind Institute ❤️)

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