ADHD doesn’t change, but our understanding of it evolves, and so do our methods of spreading awareness. This month’s ADHD news is a great example of that. We’ve
Listening to what others are saying is the kind of everyday task that most people take for granted but people with ADHD struggle with. Missing information that was
ADHD and OCD are both common, chronic mental health conditions that are often misunderstood, stigmatized and trivialized in popular culture. The parallels between the two conditions might run
When those with ADHD leave school, they don’t leave their symptoms behind them. Rather, they bring their symptoms into the workplace, as a new study led by researchers
Whoever came up with the warning to “expect the unexpected” probably didn’t have everyday organizational and time management tasks in mind. Those are the tasks that, when done
ADHD is a condition that can cause problems in almost any aspect of everyday life. As the DSM’s diagnostic criteria for ADHD put it, one of the requirements
ADHD is a mental health condition that can have implications for physical health. Symptoms such as having less self-control or prioritizing short-term rewards can have direct implications for
Everyone makes unthinking blunders from time to time, but so-called “careless mistakes” are a hallmark of ADHD. Just ask the DSM, the diagnostic handbook commonly used to diagnose
