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Day & Weekend Trip Ideas: A Checklist for ADHD Families to Have Fun Without Going Far

If packing and passports isn't your family's thing, there are plenty of places within reach for making summer memories. Check...
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Simple ADHD-Friendly Food Swaps for Summer Picnics & Parties

Doritos. Hot dogs. Soda. The options on the table at cookouts and pool parties aren't usually known for their nutritional...
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5 Things People with ADHD Would Like You to Know

By Brian Wu, MD, PhD ADHD is a condition that unfortunately has brought with it a lot of misconceptions and...
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Top Tips for an ADHD Dad

By Brian Wu, MD, PhD With Father's Day rolling around again, men all over the country are likely to be...
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4 Natural Ways to Cope with ADHD Symptoms

By Mary Fetzer Medication and therapy are effective tools for managing adult ADHD symptoms, but they're not the only options....
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Summer Boredom Busters for the Busy ADHD Brain and Body

By Michelle Seitzer Every year, when the last few days of school roll around, my husband and I brace ourselves...
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She was diagnosed with ADHD in her 40s, and now so much about her past makes sense

When Mayna McVey began feeling heart palpitations in 2020, she thought the cause was drinking too much tea. “I didn't...
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Why the Stigma Around ADHD Medications is so Dangerous

The stigma that surrounds ADHD and the way it is treated is not only real; it can also be dangerous...
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The Top Online Resources Every Person with ADHD Needs: 6 Websites to Bookmark Now

It takes a lot to persevere in the face of daily challenges — especially when many of those challenges are...
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