ADHD isn’t just a kid thing: About 60% of children with ADHD still deal with it as adults and 75% of adults with ADHD have no clue they had it! Don’t brush off the idea of having ADHD just because you didn’t get diagnosed as a child.

You know those times when life throws new responsibilities at you, and suddenly everything feels like a chaotic mess? That’s often when ADHD symptoms rear their head, making it tough to keep up with college, work, or relationships.

Ladies take note: Women, especially those with a sharp IQ, might not catch onto their ADHD until college or even later. They’re like ninjas, masking those symptoms like pros! Once you’ve been given thorough evaluation by pros who know their ADHD stuff.

Once you’ve taken the TOVA test, what are the next steps?

When dealing with ADHD, there are options. Therapy can be a game-changer, helping you learn some nifty tricks for managing your time and staying organized. Plus, having a support system, whether it’s friends, family, or a partner, can make a world of difference. There are also Medications that can dramatically help with the symptoms.

Living with ADHD is like embarking on a lifelong adventure. It’s all about recognizing what you’re great at, acknowledging where you struggle, and finding ways to thrive. Therapy and medication management can be your trusty squad, guiding you through the ups and downs, and helping you grow and accept yourself along the way.