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How to Stop Losing Things: Practical, Brain-Based Tips for a Calmer Life

Mateo Vargas

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Often goes unnoticed in girls and women: Inattentive ADHD

Zain Hussain

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Shedding light on ADHD: How bright lights cause sensory overload

Cara Strickland

Cara Strickland

ADHD and memory loss: Is it executive dysfunction or something else?

Leslie Hughes

Jenga tower blocks that have fallen over. Some of the blocks have words on them: social awkwardness, movement, focus, balance, sensory, and organization.

ADHD vs. dyspraxia: Balancing the struggle with coordination and focus

Karie Pinnix

Two colored liquids, one red, one blue, swirling around and mixing in front of a white background. The shape they create vaguely resembles a brain.

Can food dye actually cause or worsen ADHD or autism?

Zain Hussain

A woman with ADHD sitting up in bed in the morning with the blankets over her head; she's tired and wants to stay in bed and go back to sleep.

Rise & shine with ADHD! 4 tips for getting out of bed in the morning

Karie Pinnix

A chalkboard background with a drawing of a brain on the left side. The right side of the brain is made out of jumbled string.

Why are people with ADHD so unorganized?

Leslie Hughes

A top-down view of a woman with long curly hair lying on her desk with a laptop open and various books and notebooks scattered about. She's holding a cup of coffee in her hand while she sleeps.

The buzz about caffeine and ADHD: Is it really different for ADHDers?

Drew Dakessian

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Nonstimulants for treating ADHD: Why stimulants aren't always the answer

Zain Hussain

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ADHDers may be susceptible to toxic relationships. Here are the warning signs.

Karie Pinnix

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Combined ADHD: When you're inattentive and hyperactive

Cara Strickland

Cara Strickland

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ADHD and friendship: Why it's hard for ADHD adults to make and keep friends

Katie Mannion

The image shows a section of a bathroom, large round bathroom mirror, 2 white lamps, one of which is being dusted with a large feather duster. The mirror reflection shows the person who is cleaning. The face is obscured and the reflection is blurry.

Cleaning with ADHD: 7 realistic tips for neurodivergent brains

Eleanor Noyce

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A close-up of a rhesus macaque monkey looking at its reflection in a handheld mirror.

Is there a connection between ADHD and narcissism?

Drew Dakessian

An image with a large red stamp on it; the stamp reads Debunked in capital letters. It shows a patient and doctor sitting across a table from each other; the doctor is pointing at a sheet of paper in front of her. Speech bubbles above their heads. The patient says: Do I have ADHD? The doctor answers: Impossible, you sit still so well.

Breaking news: You can have ADHD without being ’hyper’

Eleanor Noyce

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Impulsive behaviors and ADHD: How to stop picking, biting, and pulling

Zain Hussain

An awards podium, all with the word ADHD on them. The one in first place is golden and surrounded by sparkles with 5 starts on it. The second one is blue with no sparkles. The third is gray with squiggle lines around it.

What is "high-functioning ADHD"?

Drew Dakessian

A brain made out of water with more water being poured into it. The sentence Drink more water is repeated in the background of the image.

Distracted and dehydrated: The link between ADHD and drinking enough water

Katie Mannion

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