ADHD and high-functioning autism spectrum disorder are neuropsychiatric disabilities that can cause various difficulties for the person with the diagnosis. ADHD can mean concentration problems, hyperactivity, impulsiveness, etc. High-functioning autism spectrum disorder (formerly called Aspberger's syndrome) can mean difficulties in social contacts, a strong focus on special interests, language difficulties, etc. People with neuropsychiatric disabilities often have difficulty entering the labor market today. The purpose of the study is to investigate how people with the diagnoses ADHD and high-functioning autism spectrum condition feel that career choice support activities, such as study and vocational guidance and employment services, should be organized to meet their needs. The study will answer questions about both the counseling method and other treatment from the professional counselor as well as the individual's own frame of reference regarding factors affecting career choice. The survey will be conducted using biographical interviews with people over 18 years of age.