10 Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me About ADHD: Free Guide

A mid- or late-life ADHD diagnosis may trigger mixed emotions: relief, validation, anger, sadness, forgiveness, and regret, to name a few. After a lifetime of undiagnosed or misdiagnosed symptoms, you may feel comfort (“I finally have a name for my challenges.”), resentment (“Why did I have to struggle for so long thinking I was broken?”), and confusion (“Is everything I thought I knew about ADHD wrong?”).

This download is designed to answer the questions that newly diagnosed ADHD adults may not otherwise know to ask. This free guide explains:

• Why ADHD screeners exclude some of its most important symptoms
• Why ADHD in adults is poorly studied and understood
• How ADHD and executive function are inextricably linked
• The dangers of untreated ADHD
• Why ADHD medication rarely works well on the first try
• Complementary ADHD approaches backed by scientific evidence
• How ADHD is different and more severe in women
• Common ADHD comorbidities
• Legal rights and protections at work available to adults with ADHD
• Where to find additional resources and support
• And more!

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