What It's Like Seeking An ADHD Diagnosis As An Adult

The video discusses ADHD's persistence into adulthood, highlighting that it's never too late for diagnosis. It notes a significant rise in adult ADHD diagnoses, outpacing those in children. Symptoms like time blindness and hyperfixation are explained, along with ADHD's impact on mental health, causing anxiety and depression. The diagnostic process involves gathering input from various sources, and ADHD can manifest differently in women. Misconceptions about ADHD and success are addressed, with examples of successful individuals with ADHD. Telehealth services are making diagnosis and management more accessible, offering hope and optimism for those affected.

What role do external inputs from family and teachers play in the ADHD diagnosis process?

How has the perception of ADHD changed in recent years, especially regarding adults?