# diagnosis
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12:41Are diagnosis rates actually rising? The six-year NHS backlogLeanne Elliott: We are hearing a lot more of people being diagnosed with autism and rates rising quite quickly. Is that accurate, or are we hearing of people self-diagnosing or inaccurately being diagnosed? What's happenEP 289 · 2 Apr 2026·interview· 12:41–21:1715:24How to spot a hope crisis in an organisationAl Elliott: If you walk into an organization and you've been called in to go and do some work with them, how would you know whether generally there is hope present in the organization or not? Matt Poepsel: Yeah, I think EP 265 · 8 Jan 2026·interview· 15:24–18:2912:12Using the framework to identify what's driving behaviourAl Elliott: With your framework, does it give us a way to identify exactly what is driving Geoff to this bad behavior? Aoife O'Brien: Maybe not Geoff specifically, but for people who are reading it, there are those 3 uniEP 255 · 4 Dec 2025·interview· 12:12–17:0410:43Late ADHD diagnosis and the reality of maskingAmit Singh Kalley: I'm not. That's the truth. So one of the things about my story is last year, after years of knowing, I was diagnosed with ADHD, which has Impacted me massively over my— I mean, I'm even talking here, IEP 191 · 24 Apr 2025·interview· 10:43–11:5810:55How COVID changed ADHD diagnosis ratesSkye Waterson: So this is a tricky question, but I got asked this question a while ago, and I think Honestly, I think COVID really pushed it. Like COVID was where you really started to see people get a diagnosis. And so EP 173 · 20 Feb 2025·interview· 10:55–13:2313:23Skye's personal diagnosis journeyLeanne Elliott: And of course, everybody's journey to a diagnosis is different. Would you mind telling us a bit more about, about, about yours and, and how you felt about it when you first heard that news? Skye Waterson:EP 173 · 20 Feb 2025·interview· 13:23–16:1129:58Neuroscience of ADHD and childhood vs adult diagnosisSkye Waterson: Ooh, okay. We wanted to do this Leanne Elliott: Okay Skye Waterson: So the neuroscience is interesting. It's still very, very new. But the cool thing, even right from the beginning that we saw, was that thEP 173 · 20 Feb 2025·interview· 29:58–34:0318:02"You'll never work again" — the diagnosis that fueled his comebackKody Green: The, the big thing about rebuilding my life, and whether it was getting back to work or just being able to kind of learn how to function again, uh, for me, the, the biggest thing was having to mourn my old liEP 153 · 12 Dec 2024·interview· 18:02–22:5928:31How do you get diagnosed? The gender health gap and late diagnosisAl Elliott: All right, on to our next question. How are you going to get diagnosed as neurodivergent? So it's definitely a real thing, and we know this, we know it's underdiagnosed, but how do people actually know they'rEP 41 · 31 May 2023·panel interview· 28:31–34:40
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