– ADHD is associated with dysregulation of dopamine—a neurotransmitter involved in motivation, reward, and attention. Understanding dopamine’s role in ADHD can inform treatment strategies and optimise brain function.
– Challenges with executive functioning, such as organisation, planning, and impulse control, are common in ADHD. Recognising these difficulties allows individuals to develop compensatory strategies and utilise external supports effectively.
– ADHD is a form of neurodiversity—a natural variation in brain wiring that contributes to different cognitive styles and abilities. Embracing neurodiversity promotes inclusivity, innovation, and acceptance of diverse ways of thinking and functioning.
While ADHD presents challenges, it also offers valuable strengths and benefits that contribute to individual uniqueness and success. By embracing the benefits of ADHD, seeking timely diagnosis and tailored treatment, and understanding its underlying functions, individuals can unlock their full potential and thrive in all aspects of life. Let’s celebrate the diversity of neurocognitive profiles and empower individuals with ADHD to embrace their strengths, pursue their passions, and make meaningful contributions to society.
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