Many still believe that ADHD is something that only affects children. Yet, for many adults, it remains a daily challenge—one that can be both confusing and overwhelming, especially when left undiagnosed or unsupported.
Research suggests a potential link between ADHD in adulthood and the development of personality disorders. However, we cannot yet determine the likelihood of this progression or when it might occur. What we do know is that managing ADHD often requires more than just addressing attention difficulties; it involves understanding the broader impact on mental health.
Seeking help isn’t just about treating ADHD—it’s about ensuring a life that feels stable, fulfilling, and aligned with one’s hopes. If you or someone you know struggles with ADHD in adulthood, remember: support is available, and you are not alone.
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