Understanding Adhd In Women Strategies For Women Diagnosed With Adhd In Adulthood

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder has three main primary symptoms under which every other symptom falls, including inattentiveness and hyperactivity or impulsivity, or a combination of the two. Boys and men primarily have the hyperactivity/impulsivity form of ADHD, while girls and women primarily have the less common inattentive form of ADHD. Because of this, it has always been assumed and believed that the condition was primarily found in young, school-aged boys. However, years of extensive research has proven that this is not the case. Medical professionals now believe that many women went undiagnosed as young girls, and this is the reason for the staggering numbers showing there to be so many more men and boys to have ADHD. In all reality, ADHD is likely pretty evenly spread between the genders. The reason that so many girls and women have gone undiagnosed is because so many of the inattentive symptoms can be easily explained away as character flaws or poor personality traits. Many girls are often misdiagnosed as well because ADHD symptoms can be so similar to many other conditions including anxiety, depression, and other mood disorders. Thankfully, we are finally at a turning point and women are starting to get the help we have been needing. Many young girls have learned to withdraw and isolate from such an early age because they knew something was "off" but couldn't tell what. More medical professionals today are properly trained in diagnosing and treating women with ADHD than ever before. Understanding Women with ADHD: Strategies for Women Diagnosed in Adulthood; Manage your Symptoms as an Adult Living with Attention Deficit Disorder and Survive Living with Adult ADHD goes into more detail about all the above. It explains exactly what ADHD is, what is looks like in women specifically, why so many girls and women remain undiagnosed/misdiagnosed, and offers a plethora of strategies and other tips to help manage your symptoms and survive the chaos of living with ADHD. There are actually 11 different Chapters in Understanding Women with ADHD, not counting the Introduction and Conclusion, including: Women with ADHD: No More Suffering in Silence Why So Many Women with ADHD Remain Undiagnosed "That Explains Everything!" Discovering My ADHD in Adulthood Hormones Affect ADHD During Different Stages of Life The Danger of Emotional Withdrawal A Critical Need Ignored: Inadequate Diagnosis and Treatment of ADHD After Age 60 9 Ways ADHD May Put a Strain on Your Relationships How Health, Food, and Nutrition Can Affect ADHD Overwhelmed Mom Syndrome- It's a Real Thing! Adults with ADHD Face Elevated Risk for These 34 Physical Health Conditions Self-Test for ADHD in Women As you can see, this book covers about everything there is to know concerning women and ADHD, plus more! And it is all nice and neatly organized to make to easy to read and understand. Understand ADHD in Women comes in 4 different formats: e-book/kindle/ audiobook, paperback, and hardback. You won't want to miss all of the information in this book- even if you think you are already a pro on ADHD for women. From the way the information is laid out, to the helpful advice stuffed in between, you won't be able to put it down! Scroll up and click Buy Now to get your copy today! Don't forget to check out the other amazing books in this series for women with ADHD: 87 Tips and Tricks for Women with ADHD and 301 Positive Affirmations for Adults Suffering with ADHD or ADHD in Adults which is combination of the two books above. They can all be found by going to kristenthrasher.website/adhdinwomenseries