Yesterday I shared with you two persepectives of adult ADHD in relationships from Terry Matlen and Digna Dreibelbis. Today, we have two more views on how ADHD impacts relationships and suggestions on managing ADHD within your relationship. Stay tuned tomorrow for even more perspectives.
To read all of this feature:
ADHD in Relationships: The Experts Speak Out: Part 1
ADHD in Relationships: The Experts Speak Out: Part 2
This will be a space where I can communicate about various issues surrounding the disruptive behavior disorders including the illnesses... Read more »
You can listen to a live Webcast and summit dealing with issues facing adults with ADHD on Thursday, December 4, 2009 at 12 noon. This... Read more »
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Dr. Janet Kramer Within 30 minutes of posting my last blog, Marilyn wrote a very insightful comment in which she talked of her self... Read more »
Over the past 30 years as inpatient and outpatient mental health services decreased across the United States, more and more adults and... Read more »
The symptoms associated with adult ADHD are very different from the symptoms that children exhibit, which can make the disorder hard to diagnose.... Read more »
A doctor in Great Britain says that adults who have attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are not getting the treatment they need.... Read more »
The success of treatment will depend on your commitment to treatment as well as the support of your health provider. ADD/ADHD symptoms are unique in... Read more »
A new report suggests that only 25 percent of the adults who have attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) receive treatment for their... Read more »
A new study has found that fifty nine percent of mental health prescriptions are written by family doctors, not psychiatrists. General practitioners... Read more »
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