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Approximately 8.4 percent of children in the U.S. have ADHD, according to the American Psychiatric Association. Symptoms are often first diagnosed when a child reaches school age and has trouble sitting still for extended periods, disrupts the class by impulsively blurting out answers, experiences frustration or anger with classmates, and/or can’t seem to stay seated.

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[Self-Test] Do I Have Adult Hyperactive and Impulsive ADHD?

The hyperactive impulsive subtype of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD or ADD) is relatively easy to identify in children. In adults, the symptoms are often more subtle and difficult to pinpoint — for example, hyperactivity sometimes settles into a general feeling of restlessness with age. However, while some childhood symptoms dissipate with time, others evolve and change and emerge.

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[Self-Test] Could You Have Emotional Hyperarousal?

The physical hyperactivity so often associated with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) — jumping on the couch, barreling across the playground, or talking without a pause for 10 minutes straight — is far from universal. In fact, this external symptom occurs in only one quarter of children and 5 percent of adults with the condition.

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“The Day My Hyperactive Toddler Aced His ADHD Test”

Soon after my toddler was diagnosed with ADHD (and with an extremely high score), we were told to expect a home visit from Cal, the child psychologist who would teach us behavior management strategies to use with Kip. Though my son’s diagnosis left us downcast, scared, and uncertain about the future, we at least had vital information. And knowing that a behavior management plan was in the works made me feel I was not navigating entirely in the dark.In the weeks leading up to his first home visit, Cal asked us to keep a diary of Kips’ behaviors.

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Hyperactivity in Women: 9 Stories of Overlooked ADHD Energy

A rush of energy, frenetic action, and then a crash — the hyperactive ADHD cycle. Though more commonly associated with the inattentive subtype, women do experience ADHD hyperactivity — as well as related stereotypes and sexism. Here, ADDitude readers tell us their stories as women with ADHD hyperactivity, from rush to crash.“Growing up, being undiagnosed in the ‘70s meant I learned to fidget in place.

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Minimize Holiday Havoc with These ADHD-Friendly Strategies

ADHD and his parents.Decide how the days will be spent — parties, decorating, visiting relatives, preparing holiday treats — and set up a schedule, building flexibility into it in case your child needs downtime.[Free Resource: Free Scheduling Chart for the Holidays]Sketch out each phase of the holidays, including all “free” time when your child may be playing with other children or relatives. Now, given what you know about your son or daughter, flag the activities that may be a problem for him or her.

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Puppy’s First Birthday Party

those dog owners. Our Pomeranian, Juliette, just turned one, and the party planning started weeks before, when Jasmine spent an entire Saturday afternoon creating a handwritten invitation.

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“The Treasure Hunts That Captivated My Energetic Kid.”

summer break, when school was out of session. Gregory would be crawling out of his skin during these long breaks.

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ADHD Hyperactivity Doesn’t Stop in Childhood

DSM. Hyperactive symptoms don’t disappear in adulthood, but they do often morph into racing thoughts, non-stop talking, social interruptions, and poor self-control.

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Every Child with ADHD Needs a Miss Ellie

She probably doesn’t and she probably won’t for a few decades, I thought. The girl on the slide laughed and screamed as 20 years faded away, taking me back to my own little handful.I was doing my best to help Lee, my four-month-old baby, sit on my lap quietly during circle time in a Mommy and Me class.

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“That Explains Everything!” Discovering My ADHD in Adulthood

“Can’t you sit still for just five minutes?” Apparently not. But at least now, years later, I have an explanation in answer to my mom’s question — if only she were alive to hear it. Turns out, my excess energy is attention deficit-fueled hyperactivity.

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