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Adult ADD Test

ADD & ADHD, ADD Symptoms | George Sachs PsyD

To learn more about adult ADHD and your symptoms, check each of the following statements that apply to you… 1. I have difficulty getting organized. 2. When given a task, I usually procrastinate rather than doing it right away. 3. I work on a lot of projects, but can’t seem to complete most of them.

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Adult ADD

ADD & ADHD, Adult ADD | George Sachs PsyD

Characteristics of Adult ADD Individuals with ADD are more prone to being disorganized, easily distracted, forgetful, irresponsible, and often communicate poorly or over-react emotionally. Due to these deficits in functioning, control, and processing, such behaviors can bring about negative – and even blameful – accusations from the partner without ADHD when neither partner has a

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Women with ADHD

ADD & ADHD, ADD Symptoms, Adult ADD | George Sachs PsyD

Women with ADHD are often overlooked when they are young girls and, unfortunately, are not typically diagnosed with the disorder until they are adults. Frequently, women come to recognize their own ADHD after one of her children have been diagnosed with it. As she learns more about ADHD, she begins to see many similar patterns

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Adult ADHD and Money

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ADD & Masculinity

ADD & ADHD, Adult ADD | George Sachs PsyD

My husband tends to have a very child-like disposition at times. He can be very non-confrontational, and often lets himself get taken advantage of, especially in work situations. It’s very convenient for others to write him off or throw him under the bus because he simply doesn’t assert himself enough. Also, there have been times

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ADD & Child Care

ADD & ADHD, Adult ADD | George Sachs PsyD

I have a lot of trouble disciplining my children when my husband seems to undermine me in front of them. I know he doesn’t mean it intentionally. He doesn’t do it out of a lack of respect. He just tends to instinctively behave more like a friend to the kids rather than a parent. If

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