Add in men

I’m spending quite a bit of time these days thinking about how to get men with ADHD to realize that their ADHD affects those around them more than they think. At least two men I can think of who have ADHD say they wish someone (other than their wives) had “hit them upside the head” with information that would convince them that their ADHD was causing real problems.

Hey y’all you’re probably reading every ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) sign and symptom list that you can get your hands on.

Can you relate?

It's a fact; a person with ADD is hard to love. You never know what to say. It's like walking through a minefield. You tiptoe around; unsure which step

"Even if you’ve had ADHD (and known about it forever), there are probably some things that you didn’t know were related to ADHD. And I’m not talking about the fast facts that most of us have heard." Here are 9 little known yet fascinating things about ADHD most people don't know.

"Many women with ADHD feel like they are imposters. They don’t believe or trust in themselves. And after every struggle or sense of failure or underachievement they seem to have, they go into self-blame."

Many of our conflict management issues come from lack of perspective. Without proper context for our emotions, or the conflict itself, we spin out of control.

ADHD has three different subtypes. Click here to learn more about the similarities and differences between ADHD-C, ADHD-I, and ADHD-H.

Men with ADHD may bring unique challenges to a relationship — career shame, emotional dysregulation, and anger are a few common sticking points. Learn how both partners in a relationship can recognize these symptoms of ADD, and work through them together.

Learn 8 tips how to treat ADHD in adults without medications. Learn lifestyle changes for ADHD management in adults and tips for living with ADHD.