Skip to main content

Table 1 Clinical and sociodemographic characteristics of participants (n = 16)

From: Experiences of an internet-based support and coaching model for adolescents and young adults with ADHD and autism spectrum disorder –a qualitative study

Participant

Study Centre (1/2)

Diagnosis

Level of education (completed or ongoing)

Occupation

Civil state & living situation

Geographical Area

Completed participation in IBSC

1

1

ALC + ADHD

Compulsory School

Student

Single, living with parents

Rural

Yes

2

1

AS

Upper Secondary School

Sick leave

In a relationship, one person household

Urban

Yes

3

1

AA

Upper Secondary School

Student

Single, living with parents

Urban

Yes

4

1

ADHD

Upper Secondary School

Sick leave

In a relationship, co-habitation

Rural

Yes

5

1

AD + ADHD

Upper Secondary School

Student

Single, living with parents

Rural

Yes

6

1

ADHD + DCD

University

Student

Single, living with parents

Rural

Yes

7

2

AS

University

Student

In a relationship, one person household

Urban

Yes

8

2

AS + ADHD

Upper Secondary School

Student

Single, one person household

Urban

Yes

9

2

ALC + ADHD

Has not completed Compulsory School

Student

Single, living with parents

Urban

Yes

10

2

AS

Compulsory School

Student

Single, living with parents

Urban

Yes

11

2

AS + ADHD

Compulsory School

Work Experience Placement

In a relationship, one person household

Urban

Yes

12

2

ADHD

Upper Secondary School

Unemployed

Single, one person household

Rural

Yes

13

2

ADHD

Compulsory School

Working

Married, living with partner and/or children

Rural

No

14

2

AD

Upper Secondary School

Student

Single, living with parents

Urban

Yes

15

2

AS + ADHD

University

Work Experience Placement

Single, one person household

Urban

Yes

16

2

ALC

University

Unemployed

Single, one person household

Urban

Yes

  1. ADHD attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, ALC autistic-like condition (pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified; PDD NOS), AS Asperger’s disorder, AD autistic disorder, AA atypical autism, DCD Developmental Coordination Disorder