Adhd: myth vs fact

Increased awareness has resulted in a rise in diagnoses, but the stats may not be telling the full story

Many adults first investigate ADHD because something feels… off. Not ‘quirky off’, but ‘why does this always happen to me?’ off. If that’s you, then here’s a concise guide to five neurological challen

ADHD is usually described as a condition of attention, impulsivity and hyperactivity. But speak to people living with it, or loving someone who does, and a different story emerges. One where the bigge

There’s a stubborn and unhelpful myth that addiction is about weak willpower, bad choices, or ‘not trying hard enough’. When ADHD enters the picture, that myth doesn’t just fall apart, it quietly sets

When parenting ADHD kids, the very first thing you need to forget is any attempt to turn your ADHD child into a carbon copy of their neurotypical siblings, cousins or friends. That’s just not going to

You’ve probably heard people describe ADHD as a ‘chemical imbalance’ or a ‘dopamine problem’. That’s partly true, but the whole story is much richer (and frankly, more interesting) than that. ADHD isn