
Dr Khurram Sadiq
Award-winning psychiatrist and author of Explaining AuDHD, specialising in the intersection of autism and ADHD and known for combining clinical knowledge with lived-experience storytelling.
Top 3 podcasts with Dr Khurram Sadiq
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Jan 6, 2026 • 57min
No.1 AuDHD Expert: What AuDHD Really Feels Like, This Habit Means You Have AuDHD!
Dr. Khurram Sadiq, an award-winning psychiatrist and author renowned for his insights into AuDHD, discusses the intricate relationship between autism and ADHD. He explains how these conditions can coexist and what AuDHD truly feels like. Khurram emphasizes the importance of early diagnosis, reflects on the emotional journey post-assessment, and explores the signs of AuDHD, including perfectionism and social masking. He shares thoughtful advice on navigating relationships and finding joy in supportive spaces.

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Aug 4, 2025 • 1h 1min
E29 | Dr Khurram Sadiq: Managing AuDHD, misdiagnosis & masking
Dr. Khurram Sadiq, a neurodevelopmental psychiatrist and AuDHD advocate, discusses the complexities of identifying AuDHD traits, common misdiagnoses, and the impact of familial neurodivergence. He offers insights into the subconscious nature of masking and how to safely begin unmasking. The conversation also highlights important workplace accommodations for neurodivergent individuals, effective strategies for managing ADHD burnout, and the need for improved clinician training to better recognize these conditions. Dr. Sadiq provides hope and practical advice for those feeling overwhelmed.

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Feb 4, 2025 • 1h 45min
No. 1 AuDHD Expert Reveals 5 Hidden Signs of AuDHD | Dr Khurram Sadiq
Dr. Khurram Sadiq, a neurodevelopmental psychiatrist and leading expert in AuDHD, explores the rich complexity of living with both ADHD and autism. He discusses the often-misunderstood signs of AuDHD, highlighting how children can be perceived as 'naughty' while struggling with undiagnosed conditions. Sadiq emphasizes the importance of personalized education and the emotional consequences of feeling ostracized. He also addresses societal misconceptions about neurodivergence and the beauty found in being different, fostering a message of empathy and understanding.


