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ADHD Symptoms You Won’t Find in the DSM-V

ADHD Symptoms You Won’t Find in the DSM-V

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a complex and multifaceted neurodevelopmental condition that extends beyond its standard textbook definition. While the DSM-V details core symptoms, individuals living with ADHD experience daily difficulties that are often unacknowledged by medical professionals. Uncover the hidden aspects of ADHD as this article delves deeper, providing insight into symptoms not […]

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Exploring the Monotropism Questionnaire: Cognitive Focus Guide

The pursuit of understanding cognitive functioning in the context of autism has been a continuous journey. In recent years, “monotropism” has been gaining attention. A group of autistic adults began a quest for a novel measure called the Monotropism Questionnaire to delve deeper into this fascinating phenomenon. This 47-item questionnaire is a unique way to study monotropism,

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adhd in the workplace

ADHD in the Workplace

In the dynamic and competitive world of work, individuals with ADHD often find themselves facing unique challenges. This article, written by an ADHD and Autism specialist, seeks to comprehensively explore the impact of ADHD in the workplace, shedding light on the hurdles faced by neurodivergent adults and providing strategies for not only navigating but thriving

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Bring Change to Mind is helping reduce the stigma associated with mental illness, including ADD in adults.

If you’ve ever heard actress Glenn Close talk about her own family’s experiences in coping with mental health, you’ll know what a powerful advocate she is for the mental health community and for every family and every individual dealing with mental health issues – including those who are coming to the Sachs Center for ADD testing or ADHD

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