... and privately, what, what ages do you typically see the children present with, and does it look different in younger children and teenagers?

It might be just because of my clinical experience.

I worked in an adolescent service, so of course, all of the patients I saw were adolescent.

I've seen a couple of cases in private practice, but I can speak more for how it emerges or looks in teenagers.

I guess when, when life gets more complicated and there are more things to juggle, you tend to find young people have more difficulties physically and mentally and so on and so forth.

So adolescence seems like quite a typical time for these ki- sorts of symptoms to emerge, along with emotional problems.

And also, there's a big, big link with, I don't know if you experience this, Sinang, in your work, with children who present with functional symptoms but neurodivergence.

Mm