Friendship is deeply important to our well-being. It provides mutual acceptance, warmth, and support between people. It’s a refuge and a place where you can safely be yourself and connect with others.

The challenge of being friends with someone who is diagnosed with ADHD is that if you take his or her behavior personally, the relationship may be hard to sustain. What looks standoffish can be ...

Impulsivity, or acting before thinking, is a well-known ADHD symptom. It can cause people to interrupt, blurt out ideas, ...

In a society that prioritizes productivity, living with ADHD can be challenging. Many may not fully understand the struggles that come with it. Missing deadlines, appointments, and failing to keep up ...

I’ve noticed that some of my friends and I seem to have very different preferences when it comes to communication — especially around texting versus phone calls. As an adult with ADHD, I find texting ...

“Enable: The Disability Podcast” is a new podcast featuring stories of amazing people with disabilities and different abilities. In this episode, NJ Advance Media reporter Eric Conklin talks about his ...

Telling someone with ADHD that 'it's not a real condition' isn't the worst thing you can say to them—it pales in comparison with 'can we have a quick chat?' It's just one of the insights shared with ...

If you’ve ever struggled to pay attention, even on tasks you care about, you’re not alone—and if you’re living with ADHD, ...