Welcome to the Global ADHD Network blog, offering news, resources, and tips for individuals with ADHD, the neurodiverse community, and those eager to learn.
Inattentive ADHD does not look like the stereotypical ADHD. No hyperactivity. No obvious disruption. Here is what it actually looks like, why it is so often missed, and what helps.
When hackers leaked Simone Biles's medical records in 2016, she responded with a statement that changed how millions of people think about ADHD and medication in sport. Here is what she said and why it still matters.
Body doubling is one of the most widely used ADHD self-management strategies. Here is what it is, the science behind why it helps, its limitations, and how to make it work for you.
Anxiety is the most common condition co-occurring with ADHD in adults. Here is why ADHD causes and intensifies anxiety, how to distinguish between them, and what effective treatment looks like.
UK employment tribunal awards autistic pharmacist a five-figure payout, highlighting growing recognition of neurodiversity discrimination in the workplace.
At the 2025 Conservative Party Conference, Kemi Badenoch said Motability vehicles "are not for people with ADHD." Here is what the evidence shows about ADHD, disability, and PIP eligibility.
A US lawsuit reveals an ADHD employee allegedly fired for requesting in-office work. Here is what the case means for neurodivergent employees and why flexible work must go both ways.
Paris Hilton received her ADHD diagnosis in her 30s. Now she is creating children's media and advocacy around it. Here is what her story tells us about ADHD in women and girls.
ADHD signs in children often look like normal childhood behaviour at first. Here is what to look for, when symptoms typically become visible, and when to seek assessment.
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