Twice exceptionality: A hidden diagnosis in primary care.

Kathryn S Saldaña Lynne L Fenton Seth Mathern Shandra Brown Levey

J Fam Pract

University of Colorado Denver (Dr. Saldaña); University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora (Drs. Saldaña, Fenton, and Levey); Centura Health, Westminster, CO (Dr. Mathern).

Published: November 2021

Here's how to navigate the interplay between cognitive giftedness and emotional/social challenges.

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