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And it doesn't mean there is anything wrong with them. It means they need some extra support to engage effectively in aspects of everyday life, as school and socialising. The good news is that there is plenty of evidence-based, effective support out there to help young people.

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ADHD Is a Common Condition Among Young People
Studies estimate the worldwide prevalence of ADHD among children and adolescents to be around 5%. That means that about one in every 20 young people may live with ADHD, equivalent to at least one student in an ordinary classroom.

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Many People With ADHD Struggle With Short-Term Memory 
They can remember where they grew up, but not the meeting their boss told them about 3 minutes earlier. Having a good calendar and reminder system can be one of the most important strategies for someone with ADHD.

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Approximately two-thirds or more of children with ADHD continue to have symptoms and challenges in adulthood that require treatment.

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Is it difficult for people with ADHD to find a job?
People with ADHD anyone may have difficulty finding a job. However, due to the symptoms of this neurodivergent condition, it may be challenging for them to find a job that they can enjoy and sustain.

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What are the common symptoms of inattentive ADHD?
The core symptom of inattentive
ADHD is inattention or difficulty focusing on tasks. Other symptoms include forgetfulness, trouble with following instructions, avoiding tasks that require sustained mental effort.

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#ADHD is not a problem with motivation, but with performance - Dr Barkley

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How does ADHD affect the relationship?
Partners with ADHD might become inattentive or compulsive, hence, their non-ADHD partner may feel ignored or neglected. Likewise, some people with ADHD may feel like they are always being criticized.