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ADHD and Over Commitment

2021 - THIS YEAR WAS SUPPOSED TO BE DIFFERENT!!!! Living with the symptoms of ADHD often leaves us in a perpetual state of crisis...

ADHD and Sensory Overload

Sensory overload happens when there is suddenly too much information for the brain to process. It is often associated with people on the...

ADHD and Marriage

ADHD is recognised as the "silent partner" in a relationship as it is ever present and requires consideration. Sometimes it is a "not-...

ADHD and Parenting

ADHD children often act in ways that are difficult for parents to manage because our children are more distractible, hyperactive and...

ADHD and 2021...

A New Year and a fresh start. ADHD bring challenges and creativity, rumination and resilience. What better way to start the new year than...

ADHD and Overthinking

Overthinking or Thought Rumination is the unhelpful repetitive thought cycles often experienced and can form a large part of living with...

ADHD and Transition

Transitioning between activities requires energy and planning. We need to justify to ourselves why it is necessary to adapt our current...

ADHD and Siblings

The sibling in a family managing ADHD can be in an unenviable position because the child with ADHD demands more attention and their needs...

ADHD and the Zero Time Myth

Time Blind is a concept for people who do not perceive time passing, forget time even exists and forget to look at the clock. People with...

ADHD and Anxiety

In our years of teaching and working with people who have ADHD, we have noticed how ADHD and anxiety disorder symptoms often overlap. An...

ADHD and Celebration

The challenges associated with ADHD can become completely overwhelming for the individual and for those in close relationships with them....

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