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Welcome to the Global ADHD Network blog, offering news, resources, and tips for individuals with ADHD, the neurodiverse community, and those eager to learn.

Symptoms of ADHD In Young Boys

Typical symptoms in boys include inattention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity, which can make it difficult for them to concentrate, stay organised, and...

Is ADHD Genetic/Inherited?

ADHD can be passed down from either parent, with both maternal and paternal genes influencing a child’s genetic risk for the condition.

Unraveling the Journey of Justin Timberlake — Living with OCD & ADHD

Justin Timberlake’s journey with ADHD and OCD started long before fame. As a child, he faced challenges with focus, routines, and managing emotions...

Inattentive ADHD

Unlike the hyperactive-impulsive type of ADHD, inattentive ADHD involves challenges with focus, sustaining attention, and completing tasks.

Simone Biles Speaks Out: Breaking Stigma Around ADHD and Medication in Sport

US Olympic gold medallist Simone Biles has spoken out after hackers exposed that she was prescribed medication for ADHD. The leak revealed...

ADHD Body Doubling Explained

Body doubling is a strategy in which a person with ADHD completes tasks that may feel frustrating or tedious while another person is present.

Exploring the Connection Between ADHD and Anxiety

Discover why ADHD and anxiety often occur together, the symptoms they share, and the most effective ways to manage and treat both conditions.

UK Employment Tribunal Upholds Disability Rights: Landmark Victory for Autistic Pharmacist and Neurodiversity Inclusion

UK employment tribunal awards autistic pharmacist a five-figure payout, highlighting growing recognition of neurodiversity discrimination in the workplace.

When “Flexible Work” Isn’t Flexible: ADHD, Workplace Accommodations, and the Fight for Fair Treatment

A remote employee with ADHD was allegedly fired by professional services firm Aon after requesting an in-office accommodation to better manage her...
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