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A natural night-owl with ADHD working on a laptop at nighttime. The surroundings are dark, the main light source is the laptop.

Nighttime productivity: 6 reasons why you work better at night

Zuva Seven

A close-up of a rhesus macaque monkey looking at its reflection in a handheld mirror.

Is there a connection between ADHD and narcissism?

Drew Dakessian

An image with a large red stamp on it; the stamp reads Debunked in capital letters. It shows a patient and doctor sitting across a table from each other; the doctor is pointing at a sheet of paper in front of her. Speech bubbles above their heads. The patient says: Do I have ADHD? The doctor answers: Impossible, you sit still so well.

Breaking news: You can have ADHD without being ’hyper’

Eleanor Noyce

A small brown tabby cat scratching her ear with her hind leg.

Impulsive behaviors and ADHD: How to stop picking, biting, and pulling

Zain Hussain

An awards podium, all with the word ADHD on them. The one in first place is golden and surrounded by sparkles with 5 starts on it. The second one is blue with no sparkles. The third is gray with squiggle lines around it.

What is "high-functioning ADHD"?

Drew Dakessian

A brain made out of water with more water being poured into it. The sentence Drink more water is repeated in the background of the image.

Distracted and dehydrated: The link between ADHD and drinking enough water

Katie Mannion

A light-skinned Bipoc woman in white pyjamas sitting up in bed and stretching her arms over her head. The room is quite bare, white walls, the bedsheets are white. There's an old-fashioned analog alarm clock on the bedside table.

How to build your own low-dopamine morning routine (ADHD-tested!)

Eleanor Noyce

A woman with a head scarf is sitting at her laptop and staring off into space

Maladaptive daydreaming vs. ADD and ADHD: Aren't they the same?

Quentin Görres

Quentin Görres

a carton of painted eggs, all of which are expressing different ranges of emotions that are drawn on them

Why ADHD adults struggle with emotions (and what to do about it)

Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe

Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe

An anatomical model of a brain, the left half is pink, the other is blue. There are individual typed letters flying in all directions away from the brain, toward the right the letters spell ADHD.

Is there a correlation between ADHD and dyslexia?

Leslie Hughes

The back of a person's head. They are wearing a hat to hide bald spots caused by trichotillomania or hair pulling.

Compulsive hair-pulling: Untangling the link between trichotillomania & ADHD

Katie Mannion

Inflow ADHD app review image of a texting conversation between two ADHD friends.

What does the Inflow app do for ADHD? Is it worth it?

Callie Williams

Callie Williams

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Three friends in a sunny park, doing stretching exercises on the lawn.

6 ways to motivate your ADHD brain to exercise

Leslie Hughes

A small plastic head with a ball of yarn on it to represent a brain, while the yarn unravels behind it to represent catastrophic thoughts.

Catastrophic thinking: Why your ADHD brain assumes the worst

Katie Mannion

A pink anatomical brain model inside a see-through box, sitting on top of a pile of banknotes.

ADHD tax is the WORST: 8 tips on how to avoid it

Drew Dakessian

Two Black women with ADHD standing in front of a bright pink background are laughing and smiling together

Black women can have ADHD, too. But here's why so many are undiagnosed.

Zuva Seven

A pink anatomical model of a brain inside a silver pot on a blue background.

14 meal planning tips for ADHD brains (and why you should try it)

Cara Strickland

Cara Strickland

A letter board sign that says, same food different day. There are pieces of bread with peanut butter on them lined up next to the sign.

Food hyperfixation, ADHD, and autism: Why you eat safe foods

Quentin Görres

Quentin Görres

A pair of socks with labels pointing to different parts of the socks to display sensory processing disorder challenges. The text points read: too tight, itchy, infuriating seams, too loose, and why are there threads between my toes?

Sensory processing issues are "key features" of ADHD—even in adults

Becki Robins

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