Coming Soon: The First U.S. Guidelines for Diagnosing Adult ADHD
Adult ADHD diagnoses in the U.S. are rising four times faster than in children. New guidelines by the American Society of ADHD aim to improve diagnosis and treatment.
Adult ADHD diagnoses in the U.S. are rising four times faster than in children. New guidelines by the American Society of ADHD aim to improve diagnosis and treatment.
Think you might have ADHD? Learn which medical professionals can diagnose it and get expert advice from psychologist Nekeshia Hammond on the evaluation process.
Explore the 121-year evolution of ADHD, from early misconceptions to modern understanding and treatments, reflecting significant advances in research and societal attitudes.
Over 366 million adults globally have ADHD. Discover their diagnosis stories, treatments, and how they manage life with ADHD. Insights and personal experiences shared.
Discover insights from young people living with ADHD, as they share their challenges, coping strategies, and what they wish others understood about their diagnosis.
Lisa Woodruff of Organize365® shares her ADHD diagnosis journey, pursuit of a PhD, and tips on adapting home functionality and reducing stress for 2023.
ADHD in men may differ in perception and response, often leading to underdiagnosis and untreated symptoms. Learn about barriers, impacts, and the importance of seeking help.
Assessment results suggesting you don’t have ADHD can evoke various emotions. Learn steps to manage symptoms and explore other potential causes.
Discover the importance of professional ADHD diagnosis over self-diagnosis. Learn about the different types of ADHD, symptoms, and treatment options available.
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