Opinion: No one should be left to navigate world of ADHD alone
Connecticut was one of the first states in the country to celebrate October as ADHD Awareness Month (we are believed to be the first). This year’s theme is “A Community of Support” and focuses on uniting individuals, families, educators and professionals to share their lived experiences, practices and strategies, and accurate information and knowledge so no one is left to navigate the world of ADHD by themselves.
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Opinion: No one should be left to navigate world of ADHD alone
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The Black Wellness Edit: Why ADHD Is Often Missed in Black Women
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