Beyond ADHD: Uncovering
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Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is more than just difficulty with concentration or staying still. Experts now recognize that over half of …
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Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is more than just difficulty with concentration or staying still. Experts now recognize that over half of …
Four ADHD experts discussed two topics: Non-stimulant medication options for patients with ADHD and connections between ADHD, depression and anxiety.
Do you often feel ADHD, Anxiety, and Depression overlap, making them hard to distinguish? Join our insightful webinar to uncover …
This week, we continue our look at ADHD and depression with our guest, friend of the pod and Mentavi Health …
The comorbid connection between ADHD and depression is strong. While both ADHD and depression involve issues related to mood, concentration, …
Did you know that ADHDers are four times more likely to develop depression than neurotypicals? In fact, some experts think …
Women with ADHD are more likely to experience postpartum depression than women who do not have ADHD. Learn tips to help you manage both.
Studies show more and more women are getting stimulant prescriptions to treat ADHD. We outline some of the possible reasons for that.
The ADHD experience is a hugely important component of the Oscar-winning movie “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” The main character in the movie, Eveyln, has undiagnosed ADHD. We talk with people with ADHD, who see themselves and their struggles in so much of the move. We talk also talk with experts about how the movie explores the ADHD experience.
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