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Understanding ADHD / NEURODIVERGENCY
ADHD, or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects focus, attention, impulse control, and organization. It can appear differently in each person—some may struggle more with hyperactivity, while others primarily experience inattentiveness. ADHD can affect work, school, relationships, and day-to-day routines, and it’s common for individuals to feel frustrated or overwhelmed by the challenges it brings.
Common Symptoms of ADHD
While every individual experiences ADHD differently, some common signs include:
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Difficulty sustaining attention or staying focused on tasks
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Impulsivity or acting without thinking through consequences
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Restlessness or hyperactivity
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Challenges with organization, planning, and time management
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Forgetfulness or misplacing items frequently
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Trouble following through on tasks or completing projects
How Therapy Can Help
Therapy doesn’t “cure” ADHD, but it provides tools and strategies to better manage symptoms and improve daily functioning.
At Roots to Ground Counseling, therapy for ADHD often focuses on:
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Developing practical organizational and planning skills
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Learning coping strategies for managing distractions and impulses
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Building routines and structures that support focus and productivity
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Strengthening emotional regulation and reducing frustration
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Improving communication and relationship skills impacted by ADHD
How Roots to Ground Counseling
Can Support You
Personalized ADHD Support
At Roots to Ground Counseling, we understand that ADHD affects everyone differently. Our clinicians work with you to identify your unique challenges and strengths, creating a tailored plan that fits your goals and lifestyle. Whether you’re managing school, work, or daily routines, we focus on practical strategies that make life feel more manageable and organized.