
Four surprising signs you may have ADHD as an adult
Washington Post: The condition can look different in adults than in children.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Travel can be overwhelming for an autistic person but there are systems to help.
The singer says he uses creativity to manage anxiety and intrusive thoughts.
Medical-related requests have surged more than 340% in the past decade.
Byron Rangiwai was diagnosed with ADHD at 43 after years of academic struggle.
Summit Point School in Takapuna caters for learning differences like dyslexia and ADHD.
Washington Post: It's still not clear whether there's a biological connection.
Telegraph: Up to 80% of people with ADHD experience chronic sleep difficulties.
NYT OPINION: We're thinking about mental health diagnoses all wrong.
Washington Post: A new study breaks ground in how to think about the growing diagnosis.
Why midlife is a tipping point many women never saw coming
Belinda Wheaton masked her ADHD into midlife. Then came her "life-changing" diagnosis.
Pharmacists say the situation has become an ongoing saga.
Even after a diagnosis, many are still quietly struggling. So what are we missing?
New York Times: Max Read advises a worker who's caught up in someone else's office drama.
Assessments fall outside standard GP visits and are not publicly funded.
Why experts say the science is more important than the stigma.
Natasya Jones, leadership coach and co-founder of Divergent Thinking, is ADHD and mum to two ADHD boys. Video / Sylvie Whinray
Dr Bryan Betty speaks with Ryan Bridge on changes in the medical field. Video / Ryan Bridge Today
The student had gone to the teacher for help with a range of mental health issues.
The student dove under a desk, yelling, crying and swearing after the incident.
It seems like adult ADHD is everywhere right now - but what’s really going on? Is ADHD being wildly overdiagnosed or is it finally getting the recognition it deserves?
Experts weigh in on The Elephant, a series which tackles the topics we often avoid.
New York Times: Researchers explore why mental health labels can both help and harm.