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Childhood ADHD in the UK
ADHD affects approximately 5%
Boys with ADHD
ADHD affects approximately 3.62%
Girls with ADHD
ADHD affects approximately 0.85%
Children Diagnosed
0
Adult ADHD in the UK
ADHD affects approximately 3.5%
Adults Diagnosed
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ADHD and Menopause: How Hormonal Changes Shape Attention, Mood, and Daily Functioning

Hormonal changes during perimenopause and menopause can intensify ADHD symptoms. This article explains why it happens and how diet and medication can help support focus, mood, and energy.
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Understanding the Menstrual Cycle, Hormones, and ADHD

A clear, in-depth guide to the menstrual cycle, hormonal changes, mood, food needs, and why ADHD symptoms often fluctuate across the month — with practical strategies for cycle-aware living.
Coach and client talking at a table with thought icons showing a brain, magnifying glass and check marks to represent metacognition.

Thinking About Thinking: Building Self-Awareness Through Coaching

Metacognition—“thinking about your thinking”—is one of the strongest drivers of meaningful change. Coaching helps people build self-awareness about how they think, feel and react, creating the foundation for emotional insight,
Person holding a mis-cut board and tangled measuring tape surrounded by symbols of ADHD Tax such as keys, parking fine and stopwatch.

The Hidden “££” of DIY with ADHD: When the “ADHD Tax” Hits Home

DIY can bring joy and satisfaction—but for someone living with ADHD the enjoyment often comes alongside an unexpected extra cost. In this piece I share my DIY-frustrations (and thrills), explore
Adult with ADHD overwhelmed by self-care tasks while unwell.

ADHD and Illness: Why Self-Care and Seeing a Doctor Can Feel So Hard

A real-life account of ignoring warning signs reveals how ADHD and early conditioning can delay medical help. Research confirms that executive-function challenges make self-care harder — but with structure and
Person slumped at a desk surrounded by piles of repetitive paperwork.

Avoiding Monotonous or Routine Tasks: Why ADHD Minds Struggle and How Coaching Helps

Routine work can feel unbearable for ADHD minds, leading to unfinished projects or mistakes. Learn why monotony is so hard, and discover practical strategies and coaching tools to stay on
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