The subtle signs of ADHD that most people miss, according to doctors - BBC Science Focus Magazine
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Most of what we talk about when we talk about ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) focuses on how it affects people’s mental abilities and emotions.
There’s the hyperfocus, the creativity and the ability to perform under pressure. And then there’s the impulsiveness, the racing thoughts and the emotional dysregulation.
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