From timers to fidget tools, adults with ADHD are using simple solutions to rein in restless energy and stay focussed.

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Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) was once — and sometimes still is — viewed as a condition that affects only children and young adults. But many adults have ADHD, too, and experience ...

Even though it can be hard to admit, many of us struggle knowing how to make new friends as an adult. After graduating college, it takes a while to settle into post-grad life as you learn to juggle ...

Victoria Barclay-Timmis is a clinical psychologist and works in private practice. Imagine your friend hasn’t replied to a message in a few hours. Most people might think, “they are probably just busy” ...

Many older teens and emerging adults struggle with figuring out what profession to pursue. You may feel pressure to earn a certain amount of money or find a career with a particular status. But this ...

If you’re a person with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), and you feel like you’re in a nightly battle against your own brain’s ability to power down, you’re actually…not wrong, science ...

The signs were there but subtle. Dustin Chandler never did his homework. He was labeled lazy at school. It wasn’t until years later when his mother, now working at a pediatric clinic, watched him ...

The doctors had it wrong. For decades, many psychiatrists believed that children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder—commonly known as ADHD—might simply outgrow it. But new evidence reveals ...