ADHD in Women- Why It’s Often Overlooked and How to Address It
ADHD is often linked with overactive young boys, but on a practical level, that's not the case; rather, it is way much more complex. So much so that for several women, it goes undiscovered and untreated, silently steered through the problems brought upon their lives. So we, at Skooc , understand these issues very well and provide individually customised online counselling help in getting back their life again. The Silent Conflicts of Women with ADHD In women, the symptoms of Attention Deficit Disorder manifest differently from those in men. Boys exhibit more disruptive behaviours, while girls internalize their symptoms so that they are more likely to be inattentive or disorganized. Societal expectations further compound the issue, as women are often expected to juggle multiple roles so that they can mask their struggles as "normal" challenges. Such subtle conflicts may be an impetus for a woman to develop low self-esteem, chronic stress, or even depression while attempt...