In a recent issue of HELEN: Journal of Human Exceptionality, an article explores the challenges that many neuroatypical adults face when being assessed for possible dementia. The author notes there are many factors affecting accurate testing and that many clinicians may be ill-prepared to examine adults with lifelong cognitive or sensory impairments. The article can be found at Dementia and neuroatypical adults: Can they get a fair assessment? — Helen: The Journal of Human Exceptionality (helenjournal.org)
