Mia Skäringer Stars in New SVT Drama 'Diagnoser' Focused on ADHD and Autism

Mia Skäringer will lead the upcoming SVT drama series "Diagnoser," which delves into the lives of families grappling with ADHD and autism. The show portrays the challenges of parenting a child diagnosed with ADHD, starring Skäringer as Bella, a mother whose life is turned upside down when her son, Ludde, receives this diagnosis. As Bella navigates this upheaval, she crosses paths with her neighbor, Elliot, played by Siham Shurafa, who is also managing ADHD and has a daughter named Majken diagnosed with autism.

Despite their differences, Bella and Elliot develop a bond amidst the chaos, providing a source of support for one another. The series promises to mix drama with humor, reflecting Jessica Ericstam's inspiration drawn from her own experiences with her son's ADHD diagnosis. Ericstam, the creator of "Diagnoser," emphasized the importance of showcasing the realities families face while balancing relatable humor with serious themes.

Directed by Sofia Adrian Jupither, known for her previous works such as "Limbo" and "Helt perfekt," the series is set to be filmed in Gothenburg. It is expected to air in the fall of 2026, comprising six episodes that aim to present a unique perspective on living with a diagnosis, a point highlighted by SVT's drama chief, Johanna Gårdare. She expressed confidence that the show will resonate with many viewers, tackling the theme of living with a diagnosis in ways not previously showcased on screen.