While ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is most commonly diagnosed in childhood, there are a growing number of adults who are beginning to wonder if their symptoms and struggles could not be related to the same disorder. According to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America, 4.5 percent, or
You might hear people saying that ADHD is loosely diagnosed in children. That claim is true to an extent; some kids show ADHD at an early age but grow out of it around 8 years of age. The reality is these children don’t have ADHD, they just are not sure
Adult Attention Deficit Disorder (adult ADD) is a condition that can have several symptoms including lack of concentration, disorganization, mood swings, outbursts, and anxiety. Many adults don’t realize they have the condition because they believe that only children or teenagers can have ADD or ADHD. However, approximately 3 percent
