Living with ADHD often feels like watching a movie where everyone else got the script except you. You see colleagues effortlessly meeting deadlines, friends maintaining active social lives, and peers achieving milestone after milestone. Meanwhile, you’re wrestling with time management, struggling to maintain relationships, and fighting to stay focused on your goals.
We examine diagnostic criteria, screening methods, and common challenges faced by individuals with ADHD. Learn about effective management strategies, including medication, therapy, and lifestyle changes, while discovering valuable resources for support.
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