There’s a fair amount of misunderstanding around ADHD. For a start the stereotypical image is still that of an energetic little boy who can’t sit still in class. It was only in 2008 that medics formally recognised that adults can have ADHD, and women and girls are still much less likely to be diagnosed than boys and men.
So, I thought I’d share a few aspects of ADHD that are not as well known to help raise a little more awareness about ADHD and the nuance that exists.
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Supporting quiet, introverted, sensitive, empathetic women who have or think they may have ADHD to understand, accept and love themselves, to work with their brain and natural traits, so they can experience more calm, joy and freedom every day.
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