A recent study has uncovered a fascinating insight into how some individuals with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) thrive under
Maggie Sibley, a renowned clinical psychologist and psychiatry professor at the University of Washington, embarked on a journey to explore the possibility of
The findings revealed a fluctuating pattern in ADHD symptoms, with individuals experiencing periods of
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In her latest study published in the Journal of Clinical Psychiatry, Sibley revisited the same
The study identified three distinct groups among ADHD patients: those achieving full recovery temporarily, those experiencing partial remission, and those with consistent symptoms over time.
Surprisingly, individuals who achieved temporary full recovery often did so during high-stress periods. Those with partial remission were also more likely to have concurrent anxiety issues.
Arij Alarachi, a psychology PhD student at McMaster University specializing in ADHD and anxiety research, emphasized that different circumstances can trigger varied responses
2024-10-26 07:00:31
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