Tag: Late-Diagnosed adhd
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Suicide Prevention Month: ADHD and a Risk We Need to Talk About
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, a time to remember those we have lost, support people who have experienced suicidal thoughts or behaviors, and make sure people know where to turn when they need help. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) recognizes September each year as Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, with an…
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How to Get Diagnosed With ADHD as an Adult
Maybe you’ve always been forgetful. You lose track of time, start projects you don’t finish, procrastinate until the pressure becomes unbearable, or find yourself wondering why everyday tasks seem to require so much effort. Or maybe you were doing reasonably well until adulthood became more complicated. Work. Bills. Relationships. Parenting. Managing a household. Keeping track…
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ADHD in Women: 12 Signs That Often Go Undiagnosed Until Adulthood
For many women, ADHD doesn’t look like the stereotype. There may have been no bouncing off classroom walls, constant disciplinary problems, or obvious hyperactivity. Instead, ADHD may have looked like daydreaming, procrastination, losing things, staying up all night to finish assignments, or working twice as hard as everyone else just to stay organized. Some women…
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Do I Have ADHD? Signs of ADHD in Adults
Do you start things but struggle to finish them? Lose track of time? Forget why you walked into a room? Put off simple tasks until suddenly they become emergencies? Maybe you can focus for hours on something that interests you—but answering an email you’ve been avoiding for three days feels nearly impossible. At some point,…
