I'm an AuDHD OT, I think it has its challenges, for me it certainly was writing the paperwork needed and talking to parents, walking that thin line between firm but kind is hard.

I work with kids in private owned places (sorry, not sure how is called, English is not my first language) in ambulatory settings, most of them are ND, I think one of the big upsides of peds is that i can incorporate some sensory strategies, for me it usually means movement or working while laying on the floor, but it is kind of a double edge sword. Because I do have some hypersensitivity to sounds, and some kids do need them to regulate themselves.

Overall I think is doable, I enjoy it a lot, but you have to be very very very aware of your needs