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Carmichael House,
North Brunswick Street,
Dublin 7
D07 RHA8
Charity Number:
CY22471
Registered Charity Number (RCN):
20204770
Tel: (01) 874 8349
Email: info@adhdireland.ie
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How to plan ahead when you have ADHD – Time Management Tips
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles, Bulletin /by adhdirelandGood time management requires you to make long-term goals and look into the future to figure out who you are, and who you want to be. Unfortunately, none of those things come easily to those with ADHD. Learn why ADHD makes planning for retirement (or even planning your next meal) difficult, and what you can do to overcome your natural present-focused mentality.
Myth #8: Only Boys Have ADHD
/in Adults with ADHD, Parents of Children with ADHD /by adhdirelandFact: Boys are diagnosed two to three times as often as girls, but about 4.2% of girls have received a diagnosis of ADHD at some point in their life. (And that’s not none!)
Myth #7: Everyone Has A Little ADHD!
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles, Bulletin, Parents of Children with ADHD /by adhdirelandFact: Everyone does not have a physical difference in their brain
When people say things like, “Everyone has a little bit of ADHD these days!” they mean everyone exhibits some behaviours like the symptoms of ADHD.
Myth #5 ADHD Medication is Addictive
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles, Parents of Children with ADHD /by adhdirelandFACT: The therapeutic use of stimulant medications for ADHD prevents addiction
Hyperfocus – at your service
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles /by adhdireland7 steps to help your ADHD brain harness that amazing — but elusive — ability to concentrate on a task, tune out distractions, and get things done. Your guide to productive hyperfocus at work.
Myth #3: ADHD is just an excuse for laziness
/in Adults with ADHD, Bulletin, Parents of Children with ADHD /by adhdirelandFact: ADHD is really a problem with the chemical dynamics of the brain and it’s not under voluntary control.