Lilly Constance is an experienced health journalist who works closely with ADHD expert speakers on ADDitude’s webinars and podcasts. In addition, she creates authoritative, fact-checked articles for ADDitudeMag.com including news reports and treatment overviews. Lilly has a background in print and digital editorial production, SEO, and social media community management. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from James Madison University and a Visiting Student Certification from the University of Oxford.
Lilly Constance: ADDitude Staff Writer
Recent Posts
ADHD News & Research
Review: Teacher Training Programs Improve ADHD Knowledge, Behaviors
When teachers receive training in the symptoms and manifestations of ADHD, the result is...
ADHD News & Research
Review: Computer Simulation Can Supplement Cognitive Tests Used to Evaluate ADHD Symptoms
The process for evaluating and diagnosing ADHD symptoms may be improved by using...
ADHD News & Research
Study: Assortative Mating Negatively Affects Relationships of Adults with ADHD
Assortative mating, attraction to partners who exhibit similar behaviors, is more common...
ADHD News & Research
Study: Nearly One in Four Women with ADHD Has Attempted Suicide
Adults with ADHD are five times more likely to attempt suicide than their neurotypical...
ADHD News & Research
Study: Diagnosed and Subthreshold ADHD Equally Impair Educational Outcomes in Children
Children with diagnosed and subthreshold ADHD both experienced impaired academic and...
ADHD News & Research
Research Review: Medications for ADHD Treatment – Efficacy, Side Effects, Safety
A recent and noteworthy research review published in The New England Journal of Medicine...
ADHD News & Research
Study: Discontinuing Stimulant Medication Negatively Impacts Pregnant Women with ADHD
Women with ADHD experience negative impacts on mood and family functioning when they...
ADHD News & Research
Study: Time Perception Deficits More Prevalent Among Children with ADHD
Children with ADHD demonstrate a less accurate and precise perception of time,...
ADHD News & Research
Study: Long-Term Health Outcomes of Childhood ADHD are Chronic, Severe
Childhood ADHD should be considered a chronic health problem that increases the...
ADHD News & Research
Study: Children with ADHD More Likely to Bully — and to Be Bullied
Children with ADHD are more likely than their neurotypical peers to be the bully, the...