13 Signs You May Have ADHD: Part 1

10 Jun 2024 · 1 min

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In this introductory video, ADHD coach Brett Greene outlines the first three of thirteen potential indicators that someone may have ADHD. He explains that many individuals are initially misdiagnosed with conditions such as depression or anxiety and later discover that ADHD was the underlying issue. He then describes impulsiveness and unusually strong emotional reactions—such as frequent anger or defensiveness—as another hallmark sign. Finally, he highlights chronic disorganization, difficulty planning, and breaking tasks into steps as a third key symptom. Greene encourages viewers to watch the subsequent videos for the remaining signs.

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I'm an ADHD coach, and this is part 1 of the top 13 ways that you may find out that you have ADHD. The first way you might find out that you have ADHD is actually that you were misdiagnosed. There are many, many people who are diagnosed with things like depression, anxiety, that over time find that they were misdiagnosed. They were put on medications for those things when actually it was ADHD. The second sign that you might have ADHD is impulsiveness. If you find there are many times that you spontaneously do things or that that you have overly strong emotional reaction to something that most people would not, where it makes you angry or defensive, that's something that you could be looking at to see if you might have ADHD. The 3rd sign that you might have ADHD, you're disorganized. If you have a lot of challenges organizing, figure out when you should be doing something, not really knowing how to break it into other steps, then you might want to look into whether or not you have ADHD. Watch the rest of my videos to learn more.