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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
When someone says they feel restless inside, ask what the restlessness wants. Restless to move, or restless to do one particular thing until it feels right?
The two feel similar from the inside and point in different directions. With ADHD it is usually undirected: the legs go, the chair is wrong, you need…
If someone was adopted, or simply does not know their family history, say early and plainly that this is not a problem. It helps to have and it is not needed.
Otherwise the question lands as one more reminder of what is missing, and some people will spend the rest of the appointment feeling they brought the…
When someone says their heart races on their medication, ask whether it ever did before they started. It is the cheapest question you have and it usually sorts the answer out.
Go looking for the old settings: waiting to be called on in class, standing outside a room before a difficult conversation, three in the morning with…
Hypervigilance after trauma and ADHD scanning look much alike from outside. Often the honest answer is that both are present, and the real question is how much of each.
Watching that comes from threat is aimed at something and tends to switch on in particular situations. ADHD distraction is not fussy about where it…
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