Posts Tagged ‘Diagnosis in Women’
ADHD in Men vs. Women: Why the Symptoms Look Different
ADHD doesn’t look the same for everyone. While boys are more often diagnosed in childhood, many girls and women slip under the radar until much later in life. Why? Because their symptoms are often quieter, internalized, and less disruptive in school or at work. Men tend to display more hyperactivity and outward behaviors, while women…
Read MoreADHD and Hormones: Why Women Struggle More in Midlife (and How Coaching Helps)
Many women don’t realize that fluctuating hormones can intensify ADHD symptoms, leaving them overwhelmed and misunderstood. If you’ve noticed your focus slipping, your emotions swinging wildly, or everyday tasks feeling like mountains, it may not just be “getting older”—it could be the interaction between hormones and ADHD. Why ADHD Often Goes Undiagnosed in Women ADHD…
Read MoreHow Hormones Affect ADHD in Women: From Periods to Pregnancy to Menopause
If you’re a woman living with ADHD, you’ve probably noticed that your symptoms don’t always show up the same way every day—or every decade. For many of us, ADHD feels like a moving target. One week you’re on fire, getting things done. The next? You can’t find your keys, your phone, or your motivation. A…
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