
Time Blindness: Why ADHD Brains Lose Track of Time
Time blindness is difficulty sensing how much time has passed and how long things will take. It is very common in ADHD, where research finds less accurate an...
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Time blindness is difficulty sensing how much time has passed and how long things will take. It is very common in ADHD, where research finds less accurate an...
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Executive dysfunction is when the brain's management skills (holding information in mind, stopping an impulse, switching tasks, planning, and starting) do no...
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Interoception is your sense of what is happening inside your body: hunger, thirst, tiredness, temperature, heartbeat, pain, and the need for the bathroom.
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Alexithymia is difficulty identifying and describing your own emotions. You know something is happening inside, but it arrives as "bad," "off," or "meh," or ...
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The best fidget toys for adults are quiet, small and easy to use without looking. Good picks include the ONO Roller, Tangle Jr and Crazy Aaron's Thinking Put...
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The best ADHD planner is the one you still open after missing a week. For paper, start undated: the Clever Fox Weekly Planner for a full system, the Panda Pl...
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Monotropism is a theory of autism that says autistic attention tends to gather into a few deep channels at a time, rather than spreading across many. Dinah M...
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An ADHD cleaning checklist works best in three tiers: bare minimum, normal and full. Do a 10-minute daily floor every day, clean one zone per day at whatever...
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The best gifts for autistic adults and ADHD adults are things they would have picked themselves. For autistic adults that usually means sensory comfort: earp...
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