The physical hyperactivity so often associated with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder — jumping on the couch, barreling across the playground, or talking without a pause for 10 minutes straight — is far from universal. In fact, this external symptom occurs in only one quarter of children and 5 percent of adults with the condition. The vast majority of people with ADHD instead experience hyperactivity as an internal feeling of— they can’t turn off their whirring, overactive brains.
have passionate thoughts, reactions, and feelings that are more intense than those of the average person. In other words, their highs are higher and their lows are lower — which means people with ADHD often experience both happiness and criticism more powerfully than everyone else. This can make them appear overly sensitive and be off-putting to those around them — which, in turn, can do deep, long-term damage to their self-esteem.
ADHDandAutism Damn I missed 4 points wtf
Is this different than bipolar?
You misspelled “complex trauma.”
anyone heard if ginko biloba helps ive read it was used for this?