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ADHD in Women: A Hidden Struggle (By Natalie Gabbard, Licensed Professional Counselor)
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ADHD in Women: A Hidden Struggle (By Natalie Gabbard, Licensed Professional Counselor)
By Natalie Gabbard, Licensed Professional Counselor When discussing ADHD, many still default to the outdated term “ADD/ADHD.” However, the correct classification is ADHD, which is divided into three types: predominantly inattentive, predominantly hyperactive, and combined type. This article focuses on women with ADHD, as our experiences are often overlooked. ADHD is commonly associated with young boys, and there’s a misconception that people sim…
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