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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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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.
ADHD Month: Myths Versus Facts! Myth #1
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles, Parents of Children with ADHD /by adhdirelandWe periodically hear that ADHD is a myth. Nothing could be further from the truth. There are more than 100,000 articles in science journals on ADHD (and its precursor labels) and references to it appear in medical textbooks going back to 1775.
Tips for Organising Your Morning When You Have ADHD
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles, Parents of Children with ADHD /by adhdirelandGetting started in the morning can be difficult for anyone, but it can be especially challenging if you have ADHD.
We chat to Pro golfer Joshua Grenville Wood about Living with ADHD and success
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles, Our News, Parents of Children with ADHD /by adhdirelandJoshua Grenville-Wood, a 21-year-old professional golfer, thriving with his ADHD, autism and dyslexia has overcome adversity to become a rising star of the golf world.
Always Late? Try These 5 Tips for Better Time Management
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles /by adhdirelandTime can be a tricky thing when you have ADHD. That’s because many ADHDers experience what is referred to as time insensitivity or time blindness. They have difficulty gauging the passage of time accurately which often results in getting lost in various tasks and activities; chronic lateness and missed deadlines; and overpromising but underdelivering on […]
What’s it like to have ADHD?
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles, Parents of Children with ADHD /by adhdirelandADHD can present itself in many different ways and can feel very different for one person, versus another. This video outlines the many varied ways that ADHD can present.