Welcome to ADHDX
Your trusted resource for ADHD education, assessment and treatment in adults and children.
ADHD is a common condition
ADHD affects up to 5% of children, with 2.5% of adults continuing to experience symptoms. While its exact cause is unknown, it is linked to genetic and environmental factors, resulting in lower dopamine levels and altered brain activity.
Symptoms of ADHD
ADHD symptoms evolve with age. In childhood, hyperactivity is prominent. As they transition into adolescence, they often gain better control over physical restlessness. In adulthood, hyperactivity typically manifests as an overactive mind, characterized by racing thoughts and difficulty sustaining attention.
Around 70% of those with ADHD struggle with paying attention, whilst less than 5% of neurotypical suffer from this
The impact of ADHD
People with ADHD face unique challenges throughout life, with issues that evolve as they grow from children into adults. However, understanding these challenges can provide insight into how to better support individuals with ADHD
How is ADHD diagnosed
ADHD diagnosis is often delayed due to misconceptions, lack of awareness, and the hope that children will outgrow their symptoms. However, early identification and intervention are crucial for better long-term outcomes. An ADHD diagnosis is a careful, evidence-based assessment that considers persistent behavioral patterns across multiple settings.
How is ADHD treated
Medication is often the most effective intervention for ADHD. There are other treatments that compliment medication therapy and and are proven to be effective in managing symptoms and improving daily functioning. They including Psychological therapies, a strong support system, and coaching.
70-80% of patients experiencing significant improvement when using stimulant medications
Challenge or opportunity
ADHD presents unique challenges, but it also comes with strengths such as high energy, creativity, and the ability to hyperfocus on areas of passion. With the right treatment, coaching, and a holistic approach, individuals with ADHD can not only lead fulfilling lives but also excel in their chosen fields.
What do ADHDX do
At ADHDX, we view neurodiversity as a strength that, with the right support, can unlock incredible potential—just like achievers such as Richard Branson and Michael Phelps. Our goal is to empower individuals with ADHD by providing high-quality education, affordable assessments, and personalized treatment.