Problems, features or conditions seen in females with ADHD Co-occurring functional problems, associated features or conditions commonly seen in addition to ADHD symptoms in girls and women with ADHD, presented along with age-ranges for detection. These may serve as triggers to help to identify individuals who may require assessment for ADHD. Click on the tab […]
Oestrogen is like a multitasking superhero for your brain. It protects brain cells, helps you remember and learn, balances important brain chemicals, improves your mood, reduces anxiety, and keeps the structure of your brain in good shape. All these actions make oestrogen crucial for keeping your brain healthy and functioning well, especially during different stages […]
Snus use in football: The link to ADHD Snus and football In recent years, an intriguing trend has emerged within the world of football: the use of Snus, a moist powder tobacco product, by players. Originating from Sweden, Snus has found its way into the pockets of athletes across Europe and beyond. This blog post […]
Introduction to ADHD Diagnosis Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a common yet often misunderstood condition that affects both children and adults. Obtaining a proper diagnosis can be pivotal in managing symptoms effectively and improving overall quality of life. This article aims to demystify the process of getting an ADHD diagnosis, offering practical advice on navigating the […]
Understanding the Impact of Hormonal Changes on ADHD Across 4 Different Life Stages in males and females Historically, ADHD symptoms were seen primarily as a part of a childhood disorder that persisted into adulthood in only a minority of cases. Over time, research has shown that ADHD symptoms continue into adulthood more commonly than previously […]
If you are someone that has ADHD, chances are that you are familiar with having a long list of jobs and responsibilities, all of priority, all important, and all need to be done now, or yesterday. The ability to prioritise tasks and organise projects is a common challenge among those with ADHD and it is […]
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is a common condition that is thought to affect around 2.6 million people in the UK today. It is a neurological condition that affects both children and adults and of this figure, a mere 10-20% of individuals will be treated. ADHD can present many challenges in family and work life, education, […]
ADHD was traditionally thought of as a child’s condition and something that would usually be outgrown by adulthood Fast-forward a few decades and we now have a far better understanding of how different ADHD can present in men, women, and children. Around 2.6 million people in the UK are thought to have ADHD, making up […]
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 […]
