As more people are becoming aware of the volume of diagnosed and undiagnosed cases of ADHD and how vast those diagnoses are Now the world is slowly changing to adapt and be more inclusive to those with neurodivergence. One of the areas that can be difficult to navigate is ADHD in the workplace, for both […]
Until around 10 years ago, ADHD and autism were two conditions thought to be mutually exclusive, one not being able to exist at the same time as the other. However, in 2013, The American Psychiatric Association (APA) wrote DSM-5, The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, a reference book on mental health and brain-related […]
Historically, ADHD was perceived as predominantly a male disorder, with men and boys diagnosed far more frequently than women and girls. Due to this, our medical structures are still to this day based on the knowledge that ADHD presents the same in both males and females. It is thought that only 4.9% of women will […]
