As we’ve been saying for years, ADHD is a biological condition as much as it is a behavioral one. This conclusion gains new support from a study that looked at 90 brain scans in children, finding those with ADHD to have differences.
Many people ask, “Is ADHD a learning disability?” The short answer is no. They are different but sometimes have overlapping symptoms. They should, however, be diagnosed and treated separately.
What’s driving higher diagnoses and treatment options for ADHD? We look at some ADHD trends and what they mean for those who have it and treat it. Read the blog to learn more about ADHD trends.
In my work as an ADHD coach, there is one common problem that all of my clients share: painful self-doubt. This comes from years, even decades, of being treated with disrespect.
ADHD awareness is important in the modern world October is officially ADHD Awareness Month. This dates back to 2004 when the Senate passed a resolution creating ADHD Awareness Day. Since then, awareness day has grown to awareness month. The visibility surrounding ADHD has increased tremendously. But that doesn’t mean my […]
