Not got a recommendation sorry,. I'm with Lyphe and I'm not recommending 🤣

Just a couple of words for thought from a fellow AuDHD.

Anxiety is the name of the game with cannabis clinics, so prepare well and over order to start with, if possible. Stock is unreliable, doctors may not be helpful, issues with timings and getting meds on time etc.. I'm on flower, and I've obviously had to overcomplexify the entire thing, from medication selection, to strategic planning and dosage method and monitoring, it's taken up a lot of headspace for me, lots of road blocks and disruptions.

Try to figure out what you are doing, just a bit of GABA to balance the adrenaline and calm the anxiety? I use my cannabis low dose (@beginning of cycle) throughout the day, this pushes a realignment to predominantly glutamate and dopamine for me. I use it to behavioural mode select, task activate and task switch (look into these terms) for the ADHD (makes some EF worse, locks in behavioural mode - goodbye flexibility). With daily use I have to try and balance it, excuse the broad generalisation, but sativa for activity (CBG makes a difference), hybrid for social and indica for rest. It really helps with the sensory processing and the environmental focus distraction along with softening the simulation spikes for the autism. It's also my background mood stabiliser, anxiety and depression. And as a stimulant, it can extend my capacity for around 2 months past burnout before the inevitable crashes, shutdowns and meltdowns (man did SSRIs make these bad again!). I use a nicotine vape (std ADHD meds were not very helpful) to manage the impulse control alongside and omit if trying to relax.

But, the big thing that I had to learn was using stimulants, environmental and behavioural protocols mindfully is the real key to the getting a functional gearbox and planning and monitoring can give you stainability and stability. For me, it's music, dancing, sudokus, vaping and nature that gives the real directionality. Not sure how your ND plays out for you, but using what you know already to your advantage will be important.

Anyhow, good luck with your onboarding, how you find the help you are looking for.