20 surprising signs you could have adhd

There’s a stereotype,” Camilla tells me, “which is that if you’re not a complete screw-up, you can’t have ADHD. It’s particularly common among psychiatrists.” She would know. Growing up, Camilla was a

October is not only about breast cancer and menopause, it’s also ADHD Awareness Month. Editor-in-Chief Katy Sunnassee pays a visit to clinical psychologist Michaela Thomas to find out whether she may have ADHD or whether it’s all just in her head (literally!)

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From missing work deadlines to being late, one writer relied on her neurodivergence as an ‘out’ – until she realised it was taking a toll on her wellbeing

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Medication is one option. But the latest findings see promise in drug-free tactics