Many things can lead to burnout, such as stress, being overworked, and even living with neurodivergent or mental health conditions.
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]]>Late ADHD diagnosis affects many people across the world, as society is starting to learn more about the condition.
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]]>These neurological conditions are largely ‘invisible’ and misunderstood by many, so the challenges we face are often overlooked by society during times like Christmas.
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]]>I’m sure we’ve all been self-destructive at some point in our lives right?
Self-destructive behaviours are deliberate actions we do that negatively impact your physical or mental health, which compromises your wellbeing.
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]]>I had my adult ADHD assessment last week and wanted to share the diagnosis journey with you.
It was a shorter road than some have experienced, but still long, as I was first referred seven months ago.
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]]>In recent months I've started the process of being assessed for ADHD as an adult.
This is something I NEVER thought I would write, but that's because I had no clue what it really looks like.
The media and society have stereotyped it as something young boys have who can't sit still.
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]]>Are they good, then difficult, then good constantly?
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