How common is ADHD, really? Answering that question is surprisingly difficult. It depends on what group of people you consider and how you diagnose ADHD. Perhaps no surprise,
It’s hard to manage ADHD if you don’t know you have it. Lack of diagnosis is a major obstacle to effective ADHD treatment. According to one study, people
From self-medication to academic underachievement, impaired social skills to increased driving risk, ADHD can cause problems in almost any part of people’s lives. And yet the condition often
Happy May! Like every month, May is a month for adapting to life with ADHD. And like every month, here’s one interesting scientific study, one news article about
In case you didn’t know, March is national cheerleading safety month, national frozen food month and national caffeine awareness month. Of course, here at ADaptHD, every month is
Happy February! This is the second issue of ADaptHD’s newsletter, where we highlight 1 scientific study, 1 news article and 1 coping tip each month. If you’re a
The ADHD Self-Report Scale Symptoms Checklist is, along with the ADHD Self-Report Scale Screener, one of two questionnaires developed by researchers in collaboration with the World Health Organization
