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Episode 6 – Diagnosing ADHD

How is ADHD diagnosed? What are healthcare providers looking for and what kind of things are they going to ask …

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Episode 4 – The different types of ADHD

There are three different types of ADHD — inattentive, hyperactive/impulsive and combined type. But what do those classifications actually mean …

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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 Daydreamer: Why ADHD in Females Is Underdiagnosed

By Sarah Ludwig Rausch Maybe you can relate to this: I find my phone in the fridge after 20 minutes …

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Why ADHD Diagnosis in Women Is Still a Challenge

Research has found that the prevalence of ADHD is two to nine times higher in boys than girls. By adulthood, …

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So That’s Why I Found My Phone in the Fridge Again!

By Sarah Ludwig Rausch Pretty much everyone has heard of ADD, or as we now call it, ADHD. (That stands …

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International Day of the Girl

Celebrating International Day of the Girl with ADHD Online  Girls are strong, powerful, extraordinary leaders and change-makers in all aspects …

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ADHD: Myths vs. Facts

October doesn’t have to be filled with scary myths, especially about diagnoses that affect our mental health. That’s why ADHD …

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