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ADHD: how can the NHS deliver better provision?

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By Laurence Leaver, Ulrich Müller-Sedgwick, Kobus van Rensburg, Adult ADHD
| bmj.com
News & Views ADHD: how can the NHS... ADHD: how can the NHS deliver better provision?
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University students with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD): a consensus statement from the UK Adult ADHD Network (UKAAN) - BMC Psychiatry

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By St Helier, Adult ADHD, Jersey. Social
| Biomed Central (BMC)
The purpose of the expert consensus meeting was to formulate practical advice, guidance, and recommendations for supporting medical, mental health, educational and disability practitioners who work with university students with ADHD. This report is based on previously published literature that was identified, selected, collated, and critically reviewed using a framework for scoping studies [78], as well as the professional experience of the expert group.
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ADHD and Hibernation

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By Jacqueline Sinfield, ADHD symptoms, Adult ADHD, ADHD Behavior
| untappedbrilliance.com
‹ Previous How to Prioritize Self-Care When You Have ADHD Next › The ADHD Valentine’s Day Resource List There is a behaviour among ADHDers that I haven’t heard being talked about much, but it’s actually quite wide spread. In fact, it’s so common that I have given it a name: Hibernation. When things get stressful, ADDers retreat from life and…hibernate. They withdraw into the safety of their homes and don’t answer the phone, respond to emails or engage in any productive activities.
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