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The Shortage of Research on Adult ADHD

By Cathy Cassata ADHD is often solely associated with children, and carries the false notion that kids “outgrow" the condition...
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Living with ADHD and Chronic Fatigue: A Guide

By Maria Romaszkan I've been living with chronic fatigue for years now. I can't remember the feeling of being well-rested...
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Being a Friend to Someone with ADHD

By Beth Levine People with ADHD often have difficulty keeping friends. As a result, they may have a heightened fear...
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Making Friends When You Are an Adult with ADHD

By Beth Levine When Ryan S. Sultán, MD, a mental health physician, a research professor at Columbia University and director...
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Time Management with ADHD: How This Master Coach Made It Work — and Helps Others Do the Same

By Michelle Seitzer Lyn Christian wasn't diagnosed with ADHD until later in life. But in looking back, Christian remembers some...
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Podcasts

Episode 88. ADHD at 51: How My Diagnosis Was Just The Beginning

We have an incredible lineup of brand-new episodes kicking off on July 10th that we are so excited to share...
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People with ADHD Tell All: What Does ADHD Feel Like?

By Michelle Seitzer There's so much more to ADHD than a struggle to sit still or pay attention. Just as...
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Podcasts

Episode 86. I’m An Adult With ADHD And I Stole My Son’s Ritalin

Can you identify with how Kim Livingston felt when she wanted to clean, but was somehow unable to attack the...
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Underrepresented and Underdiagnosed: ADHD Detection and Treatment Falls Short for People of Color

By Mary Fetzer ADHD has been redefined throughout the years, and greater awareness among health care providers and the public...
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