ADHD in Adulthood: Why It Often Goes Unrecognized—and What Actually Helps

ADHD doesn’t disappear after childhood—it often changes shape. Many adults experience chronic overwhelm, emotional dysregulation, procrastination, and burnout without realizing ADHD is part of the picture.

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Autism in Adults (Ages 18–35): Why So Many People Are Being Diagnosed Later in Life

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Masking in Autism and ADHD: Why So Many Adults Don’t Realize They’re Neurodivergent