High functioning adhd

ADHD is under-diagnosed in women because it shows up differently! If you're wondering if you might have undiagnosed ADHD, this post is for you. Check out the sign and symptoms of ADHD in women.

When your life is feeling a bit "off," it's not always easy to figure out what, exactly, is going wrong. But there are plenty of explanations worth looking into. Are you're always running late, missing deadlines at work, or flaking out on friends?…

Difference Between Asperger’s and High Functioning Autism What is Asperger’s? Definition of Asperger’s: Asperger’s is a type of autistic disorder in which there are problems in social interaction. There are also repetitive behaviors such as hand flapping and children may have motor developmental delays. Asperger’s children often become very obsessed and interested in one particular field in which they excel. They often

Hey y’all, if you’re how I was, you’re probably reading every ADHD sign and symptom list that you can get your hands on. I’m here to tell you if you’ve read one, you’ve probably read them all… Except for this one😉 . Here, I’ll not only let you know the signs you have adult ADHD,

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Some of the first things that come to mind when you mention ADHD are: Hyperactivity Impulsiveness Distractibility ADHD comes with numerous symptoms, adults with high-functioning ADHD may not realize they suffer from the condition, making it difficult to diagnose. For most adults, high-functioning ADHD comes with symptoms and signs unrelated to attention or focus. […] The post What Is High-Functioning ADHD? 5 Surprising Signs! appeared first on EZCare Clinic.

Neurodivergent Meltdowns in adults are nothing to be ashamed of! Here's a guide to navigating your meltdowns as an Autistic or ADHD adult.

High functioning autistic children are being misdiagnosed, diagnosed too late, and having their needs left on the back burner. How can you help change this?