Did you know that some of the most successful people in USA are diagnosed with ADHD?

As someone who is diagnosed with ADHD, the question of whether you can be successful while having this disorder may have popped into your head at one time or another. The answer to that question is YES!

The festive season is a wonderful time of year.

Parties at every turn, families getting together, presents and festivities wherever you look.

There’s no denying that it can be great fun, but you know what else it is?

Stressful.

ADHD is one of the most undiagnozed problems around.

That means that a huge number of adults are walking around thinking that they’re simply very unorganized and unfocused, when the truth is, they have a condition which can be managed. The sad thing is that many of those people will never reach out for help and will therefore continue to struggle.

One area which is often hit by problems when someone has uncontrolled ADHD is relationships.

The word ‘depression’ has become so common an ingrained in society that it almost seems normal to say it. The problem is, by trivializing this severe and upsetting condition, it does a total disservice to anyone who is struggling on a day to day basis, trying to steer clear of the darkness and battle back towards the light.

Depression is nothing to joke about, and nothing to normalize or trivialize. We need to be more open and honest about our mental health and kick out the stigma which has some how remained attached to a condition which is startlingly common.

The problem is, by allowing the stigma to remain, by making people feel that they can’t speak about the way they’re feeling, we’re publicizing suffering.

ADHD is not just a childhood disorder; frequently this disorder goes without diagnoses until adulthood and can have significant impact throughout one’s life, especially with respect to employment. On average, an adult with ADHD earns over $4000 less a year than their non ADHD peers. They can also struggle with co-worker relationships, holding a job

There are many times in life when solutions to a problem are not ‘one size fits all’. What works for one person simply doesn’t always work for another, and in certain cases, there are large group of people who are left floundering, simply because they don’t fit ‘the norm’. What is the ‘norm’ anyway? We…

Help, I need somebody, Help! Not just anybody …” The Beatles bopped along to this major hit back in the day, but perhaps they didn’t realize the profound effects of their words so many years down the line. What is the hardest word for you to say? Is it “sorry”, is it “please”, is it…

No matter who you are, it’s harder to ask for help than many people give credit for. Whether it’s out of pride, worry, fear, or something else entirely, saying the words ‘help me’ is one of the hardest things for a human to do. Here at Trifecta Health in New York we are under no…

These days we all live rather stressful lives, and whilst some people have this stress much more than others, many of us struggle to cope. While trying to find a way through it all, we turn to methods that help us relax, help us unwind, and in some cases, help us try and forget whatever…

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