Name: 5 Things You Should NEVER Say to someone with ADHD
Uploaded: 2022-10-30T18:10:47.000Z
Duration: 6 min 23 s
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do you know someone who is diagnosed with A.

Also known as attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is a neurobiological condition that causes distractibility hyperactivity and impulsivity symptoms because there's still many who aren't aware of what A.

They may say things that are hurtful invalidating or even discriminatory.

So to avoid this here are five things you should never say to someone with A.

If they're already diagnosed with it there's really no point in questioning them about it further.

Even if you say it with good intentions it still comes off as root and dismissive while you may be saying it because a lot of people doubt in A.

Diagnosis since some may say oh it's just Children being Children or they've always been clumsy and inattentive.

It's just their personality but this isn't necessarily true.

They undergo a full physical exam, vision and hearing test as well as a noninvasive scan called the neuropsychiatric E.

Based Assessment Aid or the Navy to measure theta and brain waves.

And while a diagnosis for adults is trickier it's still possible to get an accurate one After a health care professional looks at their history, conducts family interviews and physical neurological and psychological tests.

So don't go around asking whether they're sure it's a.

It's probably because of how you were raised.

Can be a genetic condition according to griffin for any childhood A.

There's a 30 to 40% chance that one of their parents has it to remember that A.

Can be challenging for both Children and parents.

May face a higher chance of being bullied and rejected resulting in lower qualities of life.

May doubt and question themselves on whether they're raising them the right way.

Not only are you incorrect, you also end up deeply hurting those who are trying their best to raise their Children.

Number three you just need to have self control.

To have more self control is like telling someone with alcoholism to stop drinking.

Tend to be inconsistent because of their symptoms.

They may be able to perform a task smoothly one day and face immense difficulty doing it again the next.

But this doesn't mean they have less self control.

Instead they probably had to put in even more focus and effort to get the job done.

You probably can't fully understand what it's like why you can try to imagine what they're going through by listening to them and educating yourself on the topic.

Saying that you fully relate to them may make it seem like you're downplaying their condition.

Often times when you say this you may be actually relating to some of their symptoms such as forgetfulness, distractibility, hyperactivity or and inattention.

But not everyone who shares these characteristics has A.

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