08/17/2026
If your child has been diagnosed with both ADHD and autism, you may be seeing hyperactivity, sensory overload, big emotions, meltdowns, aggression, or difficulty regulating.
But what if those behaviors are connected to what's happening underneath the surface?
In this video, Dr. Tye shares the story of a five-year-old boy diagnosed with both ADHD and autism who was struggling with sensory sensitivities, dysregulation, aggression, and coordination.
After about six weeks of care, his mom reported a 70% improvement. His meltdowns became less frequent, intense anger episodes decreased, and he was able to self-calm more easily. She also noticed improvements in sleep, bladder control, and swimming.
The focus wasn't simply on treating the behaviors. Instead, the goal was to look at the foundation of neurological development, including the autonomic nervous system, sensory processing, and neuromotor coordination.
If your child is struggling with ADHD, autism, sensory processing, or emotional regulation, this video will help you better understand why looking deeper may matter. ๐
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