How can partners better understand and support an adult with ADHD while protecting their own well-being?
Healthy ADHD relationships thrive on learning, adapting, and mutual compassion between partners.
57 (and counting!) Questions About ADHD and Answers from internationally-respected researchers and ADHD professionals.
Healthy ADHD relationships thrive on learning, adapting, and mutual compassion between partners.
Years of feeling different cause self-doubt; self-compassion and acceptance help rebuild esteem.
ADHD social issues stem from executive function gaps, skill challenges, and others’ negative reactions.
ADHD can boost work, but criticism faces pushback; understanding builds teamwork and value.
ADHD task starting isn’t willpower—it’s about time, energy, and motivation. The Solve-It Grid helps.
ADHD makes workplaces draining. Structure, flexibility, and realistic expectations prevent burnout.
ADHD and stress fuel each other, worsening symptoms and stress—risking burnout without support.
Reliable information about ADHD can be found through CHADD, ADDA, and ACO.
ADHD coaches help their clients create systems and strategies to manage practical aspects of life.
Under-managed ADHD in a relationship means likely angry interactions. But once you understand ADHD better, you can rediscover love.