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Jose Valles And Refocusing On Your Purpose

While doing research to better understand his best friend, Jose Valles stumbled upon Refocused episode 4 and began to wonder,...
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Brittany Bronson And The Cost Of Her Impulsivity

Brittany Bronson is a global diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) leader, research professor, and first-generation doctoral student. She also loses...
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Julian Henderson and the Intersection of Deafness and ADHD

Growing up deaf, Julian Henderson wasn’t evaluated for ADHD. He was labeled hyperactive and distracted and sent on his way,...
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ADHD Awareness Month October

The leader in ADHD assessments will feature a series of podcasts and webinars covering ADHD resources, insights, discussions, destigmatization efforts...
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Episode 88. ADHD at 51: How My Diagnosis Was Just The Beginning

We have an incredible lineup of brand-new episodes kicking off on July 10th that we are so excited to share...
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Coming Soon: The First U.S. Guidelines for Diagnosing Adult ADHD

By Mary Fetzer A recent study in the journal JAMA Network Open found that, in the United States, diagnoses of...
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Who Can Diagnose ADHD? And How Do They Do It?

By Diana Kelly Levey You've done some online research and think you have some symptoms that indicate that you might...
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The Science of ADHD: The Evolution of ADHD As a Psychological Disorder

By Mary Fetzer ADHD is a common neurodevelopmental disorder, but it has taken decades to define what it is, who...
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Diagnosed Late with ADHD: Adults Talk about What It Has Meant to Them

By Mary Fetzer ADHD is often described as a childhood disease. Indeed, it is most often diagnosed in children around...
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