ADHD often shows up very differently in women than it does in men — but most of the research and diagnostic criteria were based on how it presents in boys. That’s why so many women grow up being misdiagnosed with anxiety, depression, or told they just need to “try harder.” Meanwhile, their brains are working overtime to stay focused, organized, and emotionally balanced. Once you understand these differences, it becomes much easier to support your brain and create strategies that actually work fo

281K views · 50 reactions | Is there a gender bias when diagnosing ADHD? Females with ADHD tend to be less hyperactive than males, and are falling behind their peers without the right treatment and counselling. | Only Human | Facebook

62K views · 813 reactions | Adhd in girls. Notice how in healthcare missed diagnosis and under treatment of conditions affect girls and women more than other groups? Happy women’s history month  | Dr. Judith Joseph MD | Facebook