Ed Robson

ADHD

ADHD in Numbers

adhd in numbers Prevalence In recent years the USA has developed better understanding of ADHD prevalence than the UK and their rates are considerably higher, at 9.4% for children. The male to female ratio is under intense and deserved scrutiny at the moment as it exposes the bias in testing that originates with the ‘hyperactive …

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ADHD and Me

ADHD AND ME – PART 2 – HYPERACTIVE-IMPULSIVE TRAITS

ADHD & ME – PART 2 – HYPERACTIVE-IMPULSIVE 3 Types of ADHD The symptoms of ADHD can be categorised into 3 types of behavioural challenges: Predominantly inattentive (difficulty concentrating and focusing) – ADHD-I Predominantly hyperactive-impulsive – ADHD-HI Combined type – ADHD-C I have been diagnosed with ADHD-C. Hyperactivity Traits Restless and/or edgy Noisy Interrupter/disrupter Talks …

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ADHD

ADHD & ME PART 1 – INATTENTIVE TRAITS

ADHD & ME PART 1 – INATTENTIVE TRAITS The 3 types of ADHD The symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can be categorised into 3 types of behavioural challenges: Predominantly inattentive (difficulty concentrating and focusing) – ADHD-I Predominantly hyperactive-impulsive – ADHD-HI Combined type – ADHD-C I am diagnosed as ADHD-C. ADHD-I – Inattentive Traits …

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ASPERGER'S SYNDROME

ASPERGER’S SYNDROME DIAGNOSIS

How Asperger’s Syndrome is diagnosed To get a formal diagnosis of Asperger’s Syndrome as an adult, you may undergo neuropsychological testing with a psychiatrist. The medical professional will interview you about your symptoms and behaviour. They may also give you written or computer-based tests to compose a full picture of your language, communication, and cognitive …

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