Caregiver Blogs
“5 Ways to Infuse Positivity Into Your Child’s Day”
“Lift your child’s spirits (and your own!) with these feel-good, strengths-focused tips informed by...
Guest Blogs
Welcome to the No Judgment Zone! Read these essays, diary entries, and snapshots of daily life written by ADDitude readers who are parenting children with ADHD, living with adult ADHD, and all of the above.
Adult Blogs
“4 Ways to Harness the Soothing Power of Music”
"In my clinical experience as a music therapist, I’ve seen how music and other sensory experiences...
Adult Blogs
“As Inclusion Disappears, My Mask Reappears”
“As DEI programs fade and inclusion efforts stall, many of us feel a familiar pressure returning....
Guest Blogs
“We Do the Work. Outside. And Sometimes It Rains.”
“As we sat in coats under umbrellas during the rainy season, I repeatedly asked my patients, ‘Do you...
Guest Blogs
3 Takeaways for the ADHD Community
The MAHA Report increases ADHD stigma by claiming the condition is overdiagnosed and disparaging its...
Guest Blogs
ADHD Subreddit Censors ADDitude Information, Links
Moderators of the ADHD subreddit have blocked any mention of or link to ADDitude, baselessly denying...
Eating Disorders
Could I Have an Eating Disorder?
Sparked by hormonal or life changes, eating disorders in older women carry serious health...
Caregiver Blogs
How to Explain ADHD in Positive, Empowering Terms
Learn how to use analogies to explain ADHD-related concepts like executive dysfunction, sensory...
Guest Blogs
“RFK, Jr., Is Spreading a Dangerous, Ignorant Myth About Autism”
“We don’t need a registry, and we don't need a ‘cure.’ We need a revolution in how we understand...
Adult Blogs
“I Never Felt Like an Adult. A Late ADHD Diagnosis Explained Why.”
"Grown-ups don’t pull their phone-charger cable out while chatting and distractedly plug it into...
Guest Blogs
Setting the Record Straight About ADHD and Its Treatments
A recent New York Times Magazine article endangers patients’ health by baselessly questioning...
Adult Blogs
“My Life Did Not Make Sense Prior to My Diagnoses”
“Like many people who learn of their neurodivergence later in life, I was relieved, but I also...
