• Predominantly Inattentive Type- With this type, your symptoms are mostly about being distracted and having trouble paying attention. You might be disorganized, often lose things, or have trouble following instructions. 

• Predominantly Hyperactive-Impulsive Type- If you have this type, most of your symptoms center on acting impulsively or being over-active. You also may interrupt people or have a hard time waiting your turn.

• Combined Type- This is the most common type of ADHD. If you have it, you have some symptoms of both other types. 

Common symptoms include:

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• Easily distracted and forgetfulness

• Difficulty completing tasks

• Poor time management

• Fidgeting and difficulty sitting still 

• Feeling constantly “on the go”

• Interrupting others

• Acting without thinking

• Difficulty waiting turns

Treatment may include:

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• Psychiatric evaluation- review of childhood history

• Standardized screening tools

• Stimulant medications (when appropriate)

• Non-stimulant options

• Ongoing symptom tracking

• Assessment for co-occurring conditions