Social isolation is one of the most common issues affecting seniors, and one cannot ignore its effects. Older adults can lose several social resources as they stop working and spend more time at home. …

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a chronic condition characterized by inattention, impulsive behavior, and hyperactivity. It is usually diagnosed in childhood, but symptoms of ADHD can continue unrecognized through adulthood and adolescence, so it may not be diagnosed for the first time until someone is an adult. …

While being with others and sharing experiences is fun, spending time alone has advantages. Of course, being social is beneficial to your happiness and well-being, but it’s also necessary to balance between social and solo time. It’s critical to take this time to reflect on your emotions, ideas, hopes, difficulties…

With modern technological advances, it is simpler to stay in touch than ever before. Social media apps, smart phones, and the internet have made it possible to contact anyone, anywhere, at any time. …

People with ADHD can fight back in work, relationships, and life in general from living with an invisible disability. These struggles can be more convenient, though, with consciousness and use of ADHD informed tactics. …

The symptoms of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) gets commonly used to describe the illness. It is a neurological condition characterized by distractibility, impulsivity, and hyperactivity that develops in childhood and continues throughout adulthood. Indeed, ADHD may have a detrimental impact on academic performance, job performance, and social connections. However, ADHD may…

ADHD can affect the ability of the student to pay attention, focus, take note, or put effort into schoolwork. ADHD also can make a student restless, fidgety, disrupt the class or talk too much. Kids with ADHD may also have learning abilities that cause them to have issues in school. …

Everyone benefits from good sleep hygiene and a nightly regimen. Sleep is vital for someone with ADHD, according to Hadar Swersky. …

For maximum children, stimulant medications are an effectual and safe way to get rid of ADHD symptoms. According to a study it has been found that close to 80% of kids with ADHD who are treated with stimulants perk up a great deal after the correct medication and dose are…