Many adults with ADHD find the workplace especially challenging. Difficulties with organization, prioritization, time management, and focus can make everyday tasks more stressful and sometimes lead to misunderstandings with colleagues or managers.... Read more »
For many autistic people, work is a mix of opportunity and challenge — a place where unique talents can shine, but also where sensory overload, unwritten rules, and the pressure to mask... Read more »
Friendships can feel harder to manage with ADHD. Challenges like forgetfulness, rejection sensitivity, or impulsivity may strain relationships, but ADHD also brings strengths—such as creativity, humor, and loyalty—that make relationships deeply rewarding.... Read more »
Maybe you’re going off to college or starting your first adult job. Or, you’re getting married or expecting a baby, or going through a midlife crisis, or getting that big promotion, or... Read more »
For many autistic women, a diagnosis in adulthood can be both a relief and a reckoning. While it may bring clarity to years of uncertainty, a new study highlights that late diagnosis... Read more »
Depression and low self-esteem often seem intertwined, with many assuming that one fuels the other. But a new study challenges this common view, suggesting that the day-to-day and even year-to-year relationship between... Read more »
Parenting is a tough job on the best of days. Add ADHD into the mix, and it can feel downright overwhelming. If you’re a parent with ADHD, you’re not alone in feeling... Read more »
Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder is a neurodevelopmental condition where people experience difficulties sustaining attention, sitting still, or controlling their impulses. The condition is serious enough that it significantly decreases life expectancy by an... Read more »
Autistic females, like most people, generally desire friendships and social connections. Many autistic females express a strong interest in forming and maintaining friendships, often showing similar social motivations to their neurotypical peers.... Read more »