
ADHD in Higher Education: the student perspective
ADHD adults can have fantastic academic careers. How can students access the support needed to level the playing field in a neurotypical system? University is […]
ADHD adults can have fantastic academic careers. How can students access the support needed to level the playing field in a neurotypical system? University is […]
When food, nutrition or diets are linked to ADHD, often the first thought is about food colours and the brilliant blue sweets and bright orange […]
The impact that ADHD can have on driving is an often underappreciated aspect of the disorder. Does ADHD reduce your ability to drive safely, and […]
Adults with ADHD generally have lower self-esteem than non-ADHD adults. Why is this, and what can be done about it? Self-esteem is a measure of […]
The brains of adults with ADHD might actually be smaller than neurotypical and that might explain many elements of the disorder. ADHD is a disorder […]
Adult ADHD is a treatable disorder. The best treatment approach is a combination of oral medication and therapy, followed by secondary support such as coaching, […]
One in forty adults have ADHD. It could even be more than that. Yet despite this growing awareness, many adults struggle to get a diagnosis. […]
A very common (also annoying and distressing) element of ADHD is ‘time blindness’. Adults with ADHD often have a weaker perception of time and it has been […]
Arguably every single adult with ADHD is also very sensitive to what other people think or say about them (even if those things were not […]
The COVID-19 pandemic has affected almost everybody. In many cases, dealing with daily life has been made more difficult. For adults with ADHD*, the stress […]
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