So you think you know all about ADHD? You might know a lot about this disorder if you have been diagnosed with it or if you are a parent or caretaker of a child with ADHD. But as much as we think we know, there are always new things to learn due to the incredible amount of research on this topic. To help increase your overall knowledge of this mysterious disorder, I have compiled the following fascinating facts and statistics about ADHD.
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A while back I wrote about denial of ADHD in adults . We received a number of responses to this, mostly wives, some frustrated after years... Read more »
Relationships with ADD/ADHD can be full of misunderstanding and miscommunication. Through my years of talking with adults with ADHD, the... Read more »
August 1 has always been the date that I begin to prepare for the upcoming school year with my children. I begin reviewing with them math... Read more »
It is a question every parent asks: How do I know the difference between ADHD symptoms and simple misbehaviors? It is confusing. Suppose... Read more »
We know that AD/HD is an abnormality of how the brain functions, and we know that there is frequently a genetic element. We also know that... Read more »
Drugs to treat ADHD are often the frontline treatment for children, but experts say many parents struggle to know how long their kids should remain... Read more »
One parent wants to know if her child's mood swings and aggression could be caused by ADHD medication. In this article from CNN, psychiatrist Dr.... Read more »
When a child is diagnosed with ADHD, parents may be confused, not knowing where to turn or what to do. Below are ten tips for parents after their... Read more »
A diagnosis of ADHD can be confusing. Although many people feel relief after receiving a diagnosis of ADHD, there can also be many questions.... Read more »
For high school students with ADD/ADHD, tests can be a source of great frustration. Studying the night before certainly doesn’t guarantee that you... Read more »
I forget things, even important things. Just because I forget does not mean that it doesn't matter. I am not trying to be a smart-alec or arrogant when I say "I forgot." I really do forget. I am not stupid. I may sometimes lose my place...
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