More young adults seeking to overturn childhood psychiatric diagnoses

An increasing number of young adults are questioning the neuropsychiatric diagnoses they were given as children and are having the results of their original investigation overturned.

That's according to a Swedish Radio survey sent to the heads of child and youth psychiatry (BUP) in the country's 21 regions.

"I always felt that my diagnosis did not match what I felt as a person," says Helena, whose atypical autism diagnosis at the age of 13 was later dismissed.