All news on the topic: ADHD

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Narrative around ADHD has dangerous consequences
Mirror columnist Rachel Charlton-Dailey is concerned about the way ADHD is spoken about in light of fears around medication shortages
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Mum thought son's headache wasn't serious until Specsavers visit saves his life
Mum Leionie Power, 33, from Hyde had been concerned about her son's health before a trip to Specsavers revealed a sinister reason for his behavioural changes and headaches
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Dr Alex George explains how a daily walk can help your mental health
After struggling with his mental health, TV’s Dr Alex George discovered a simple solution – going outdoors for a daily stroll. Here he explains why it’s so beneficial and why autumn is the best time to get started
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Psychologist explains how to spot ADHD signs and behaviour in children
It's important for parents to know the common signs of ADHD in children - experts share some of the traits children can show, and it's important to know not every child is the same
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'I'm an ADHD coach and there's three time management tips I swear by every day'
An ADHD coach has shared the ways that she manages her workload effectively day to day - explaining that 'interest, adrenaline, and novelty' need to be maintained
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Little-known ADHD symptom you might notice in the morning - but is easily missed
There is a common morning symptom of ADHD that is easily missed as it's something a lot of people may feel - but it could be a hidden attribute associated with the disorder
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'I have ADHD - I had no idea these behaviours were five of the symptoms'
A woman has revealed that there are five interesting habits that people with ADHD, including herself, often have - and people are completely surprised by what they are
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'Huge red flag' in photo of boy shows surprise cause of his naughty behaviour
A mum has shared a photo of her sleeping son that uncovered a 'huge red flag' about his behaviour, and she's hoping it could help other parents with their own children
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Sudden change in hair habits could be sign of ADHD and shouldn't be ignored
Many of us might think we know the main symptoms of attention deficit disorder (ADHD), but there is another lesser-known sign that shouldn't be ignored - as it's believed to be linked to the condition
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Dis Life: '85% of prison inmates are neurodivergent - no one seems to care'
Up to 85% of people in prison may be neurodiverse - it speaks volumes about how the legal system is a blunt instrument with little understanding of how to the Equality Act
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Disabled parent hit four times in just over a year crossing street in wheelchair
A disabled parent who relies on an electric wheelchair was struck four times in little over a year while trying to cross the street. They now suffer from PTSD and additional health issues
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Pedro Pascal artist says 'it's a shame' star was turned away from his exhibition
Artist Heidi Gentle Burrell has created an exhibition dedicated to Hollywood star Pedro Pascal but, the actor was disappointment when he was unable to visit the work
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Military to use 'Dad's Army' of older troops as it fails to recruit youngsters
Tory Defence Minister Andrew Murrison revealed plans for a more 'flexible' approach to the workforce including raising age caps and hiring more neurodiverse people
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Fuming drivers trapped in shopping centre car park for hours
Shoppers were left queueing for two hours at Trafford Retail Park in Greater Manchester before abandoning their vehicles to go to McDonald's, it has been claimed
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Man gets 'to do list' tattooed on hand - but people quickly point out problem
One man has made sure he will never forget his do do list again - by getting it permanently inked on to the palm of his hand in a bid to become better at being organised
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Olympic hero Adam Peaty discusses his Olympic plans, new son and life with ADHD
Britain's greatest swimmer and the second anniversary of him retaining his Olympic title coincides with exactly one year to go until the 2024 Games in Paris - but Peaty isn't looking too far ahead
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Woman found video of boyfriend raping her on his phone before taking own life
WARNING MENTIONS SUICIDE: Edward Weeks recorded himself on motion-sensitive cameras around his bedroom as he sexually assaulted and raped vulnerable girlfriend Tina Lewis while she slept
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Autistic boy's first family holiday helps him overcome his fear of water
Two mothers reveal how a seaside holiday supported by Mirror campaign was the perfect tonic for their children - and themselves
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ADHD early symptoms as number of UK adults and boys diagnosed skyrockets
Experts from University College London found that the number of diagnoses in the UK has risen since 2000, following a study of seven million Brits from ages three to 99
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'I thought I had ADHD but it was a brain tumour - I wish I'd acted sooner'
Kendra Capablo began to explore an ADHD diagnosis in her forties when her forgetfulness short attention span started affecting her day to day life - she had no idea that the underlying cause was a brain tumour
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Katie Price hopes ADHD status will help kids 'understand why I had a breakdown'
Katie Price understands why she has 'made wrong choices' in the past, thanks to being diagnosed with ADHD recently, and the star hopes her health news will be beneficial for her older children too
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Katie Price gives huge health update as she says 'my brain is wired differently'
Katie Price has revealed she has ADHD and is undergoing therapy to help her make better decisions in life after discovering that her brain is "wired differently" to those around her
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Princess Kate's kids charity hired man who campaigned to legalise cannabis
Stuart Harper wears a tie adorned with cannabis leaves and was once cautioned by police for growing weed, which he says helps treat his ADHD
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'I quit Diet Coke addiction after sweetener scare - my health issues have gone'
A fizzy glass of Diet Coke was the first thing Al Baker thought about every morning for 30 years. After learning about the health risks associated with aspartame, he quit his £1,000-a-year addiction
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'It's harder to feel Pride as a disabled queer woman'
'When disabled people are physically unable to attend Pride events it gives the message that we don't belong in the LGBTQ+ community'