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The 15 Most Corrosive ADHD Myths

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Our understanding of ADHD has leapfrogged forward over the last generation. No longer considered a diagnosis just for hyper little boys, ADHD is recognized (at last!) as a lifelong condition that cannot be outgrown.

Women are being diagnosed in increasing numbers. And the medical community is beginning to recognize its most overlooked symptom: emotional dysregulation.ADHD’s abundance of research, treatment advances, and outspoken ambassadors should paint a clear picture for all to see.

But that’s simply not the case. Outdated misconceptions continue to sabotage health outcomes for a diverse community of individuals with ADHD.During ADDitude’s recent 25th anniversary webinar with Dave Anderson, Ph.D., we asked: “What ADHD myth — believed by others or by you — has had the biggest impact on your life?” Here are the most common responses we received from more than 100 listeners. (Bonus: We added ADDitude articles to counter each one.)ADHD Myth #1: “ADHD doesn’t exist.

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