I started this blog originally to share with readers my own personal experiences with my ADHD and how it has affected me. I wanted to inform readers of the things they may not know or understand about ADHD along with advising readers and supporting them. Although I will still be posting blogs about ADHD, I will also be talking about subjects that I feel need to be talked about. I will share my own viewpoint on the topic and give advice when necessary. Thank you for taking the time to read this, I hope you enjoy my blog and hope that you learn something helpful while you're here.
If you would like to suggest something for me to talk about in future blogs, or have any questions you would like for me to answer, feel free to email me.
These children are deprived of a childhood and forced to grow up too quickly. They were raised with standards too high for them to meet. They were constantly forced to do things that they weren't physically or mentally capable of doing. In the future, this might affect how the child views themselves and could damage their self-esteem....
Most of the time, parents play the role of caring and providing for their child while their child focuses on growth and development. In some cases, these roles may be reversed. The child may find themselves acting as a caregiver in the home. They may take on adult responsibilities, like cleaning up around the house. They may mediate and...
Doctors sometimes refer to depression and ADHD as comorbidities or coexisting conditions, meaning that they go hand in hand, or that you may have both at the same time. Up to 30% of children with ADHD also have a coexisting mood disorder or possibly depression. Some experts estimate that more than half of people with ADHD will get treated...