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The Science of ADHD: Does the ADHD Brain Look Different? And What Might That Mean for Diagnosis and Treatment?

By Sophia Auld Diagnosing ADHD is not like diagnosing a disease such as diabetes or arthritis, where a blood test...
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Episode 90. Understanding ADHD and Anxiety with Dr. Marcy Caldwell Part II

Today we continue our conversation with Dr. Marcy Caldwell about ADHD and its lovely comorbidity buddy, anxiety. You will learn...
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ADHD and Childhood Trauma: Unraveling The Complex Link

By Maria Romaszkan More and more research indicates that people with ADHD are more likely to have experienced childhood trauma....
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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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Episode 89. Understanding ADHD and Anxiety with Dr. Marcy Caldwell Part I

Like Sully from the Pixar movie “Monsters, Inc”, anxiety can be the monster in the closet. What is anxiety? Maybe...
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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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Traveling With ADHD? Check Out These Tips to Help You Pack!

By Mary Fetzer Anyone who has ADHD — or has a loved one with ADHD — knows that traveling can...
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Is It Long Haul Covid-19 Brain Fog Symptoms or Adult ADHD?

Long-term effects of covid-19 or post covid syndrome. Hair loss, depression, dyspnea, arrhythmia, eczema, indigestion and others symptoms. Health condition...
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