I Wish I'd Known Earlier About Adult ADHD—results from the ADHD Partner Survey
Adult ADHD was made an official diagnosis in 1994. For years before that—and years after as well—millions of people struggled without benefit of diagnosis. We humans love to solve mysteries. And when we don't have accurate explanations, we tend to create alternate narratives. Typically, this is not helpful.In this podcast, I share selected results from my ADHD Partner Survey, the first and most comprehensive research into the real-life manifestations of Adult ADHD. Respondents were the partners of adults with ADHD. Among the 64 questions was this one: What do you wish you'd learned earlier about Adult ADHD?You can read the original post at my ADHD Roller Coaster blog, the first and longest-running website of any kind on Adult ADHD.My online training launches soon; to be notified, subscribe to my blog: ADHD Roller CoasterThanks for listening! Gina Pera, Adult ADHD Author and EducatorAbout GinaSupport the showI love helping readers, listeners, and students understand the complexity of ADHD.Solving Your Adult ADHD Puzzle — online training for Adults with ADHD and loved ones, with the option of joining regular Zoom Q&A meetings with your peers. Come join us and speed your learning curve!Thanks for listening!Gina PeraAbout My WorkContact Me