ADULT ADHD
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Common Misconceptions about ADHD: Some common misconceptions
about Adult ADHD are that you should “just try harder,” "not be so lazy,"
“be more motivated” or “try to live up to your potential” or that ADHD is a
"made up" diagnosis.
ADHD symptoms: Symptoms of ADHD, distraction, impulsivity, difficulty
with organization, time management, and follow-through can effect your
quality of life. You may develop negative feelings about yourself, that can
be reinforced by others' misconceptions about ADHD and the negative
messages you may get from them.
ADHD Diagnosis: Everyone has experienced some symptoms of ADHD.
Everyone has been distracted. Many people have problems with disorganization. But to have a diagnosis of Adult ADHD,
symptoms must cause significant difficulties at school or work, in relationships, or in social settings.
Coping Skills: You may have developed coping skills to help you deal with the challenges of ADHD. But when faced with increased
pressures, such as starting college, getting a new job or another significant life change, sometimes the skills that have worked in the
past may no longer be enough.
Develop New Skills with Effective Counseling: If you have been diagnosed with, or suspect that you may have ADHD, please contact
me with any questions you may have and to explore whether therapy may be help you feel more in control and able to deal
with current challenges.
about Adult ADHD are that you should “just try harder,” "not be so lazy,"
“be more motivated” or “try to live up to your potential” or that ADHD is a
"made up" diagnosis.
ADHD symptoms: Symptoms of ADHD, distraction, impulsivity, difficulty
with organization, time management, and follow-through can effect your
quality of life. You may develop negative feelings about yourself, that can
be reinforced by others' misconceptions about ADHD and the negative
messages you may get from them.
ADHD Diagnosis: Everyone has experienced some symptoms of ADHD.
Everyone has been distracted. Many people have problems with disorganization. But to have a diagnosis of Adult ADHD,
symptoms must cause significant difficulties at school or work, in relationships, or in social settings.
Coping Skills: You may have developed coping skills to help you deal with the challenges of ADHD. But when faced with increased
pressures, such as starting college, getting a new job or another significant life change, sometimes the skills that have worked in the
past may no longer be enough.
Develop New Skills with Effective Counseling: If you have been diagnosed with, or suspect that you may have ADHD, please contact
me with any questions you may have and to explore whether therapy may be help you feel more in control and able to deal
with current challenges.
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Therapy Office