ADHD was first listed in the DSM in 1968 as "hyperkinetic reaction of childhood," the condition was officially renamed ADD in 1980, creating distinct categories for ADHD with and without hyperactivity (1).

Adults with ADHD are 1.5 to 7.5 times more likely to experience co-occurring conditions, including mood disorders, anxiety, and substance use challenges (2).

Emotional dysregulation—not just focus or hyperactivity—is a core feature connecting adult ADHD to co-occurring anxiety, depression, and overwhelm (3).

You DON'T grow out of ADHD!!

While childhood ADHD is often marked by visible physical hyperactivity, adult ADHD commonly manifests as internalized restlessness, mental racing, and emotional impulsivity (4).

40% to 80% of children with ADHD experience at least one co-occurring condition, such as anxiety, depression, learning differences, or oppositional defiance (5).

Adults with ADHD are up to six times more likely to experience persistent depressive disorde (dysthymia) than those without ADHD (6).

children with ADHD experience a 2 to 3-year delay in brain maturation, particularly in the prefrontal cortex—the area that manages focus, emotional control, and executive function (7).

Childhood ADHD is a predictor of ongoing difficulties across academic achievement, social connection, executive function, and emotional regulation (8).

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