Category: Diagnosis
In this category, we address fundamental aspects of the diagnostic process, providing information on methods, criteria, and tools used in the identification of psychological and neuropsychiatric conditions. The goal is to offer a clear and accessible overview of how to understand and recognize signs and symptoms, based on scientific evidence and best clinical practices. Here, you will find content that helps differentiate disorders, explores widely used diagnostic systems such as the DSM and ICD, and emphasizes the importance of accurate and contextualized assessment.
Can Early-Life Probiotics Help with ADHD Hyperactivity? Rat Study Explores the Gut-Brain-Immune Connection
Could early probiotic intervention help reduce hyperactivity in ADHD? A study using Bifidobacterium bifidum BD-1 in rats reveals promising effects by linking the gut microbiome, ... Read More
Amphetamines for Adult ADHD (Vyvanse®, Adderall®): What Does the Best Science Say?
Does the fear of losing speed up the loss? Discover how jealousy and anxiety — common in ADHD — can impact your relationships. Augusto Cury's ... Read More
Emotional Regulation in ADHD: Unlock the Power of EFT
Discover EFT (Tapping), a simple and effective technique to manage stress, anxiety, and emotional overload caused by ADHD. Learn the step-by-step process, example phrases, and ... Read More
A Practical Guide for Women with ADHD
Do you often feel overwhelmed, exhausted, and like you're constantly running out of time? This practical guide provides simple and effective self-care strategies, specifically tailored ... Read More
ADHD and High Ability: Unraveling the Complex Relationship Between a Brilliant Mind and the Challenges of Attention
Explore the complex relationship between ADHD and high intelligence. Contrary to common assumptions, a high IQ doesn't prevent ADHD. Learn how symptoms can manifest differently, ... Read More
The Complete Guide to ADHD Treatment
Decisions about ADHD treatment involve a careful analysis that blends scientific evidence, individual needs, and collaboration between professionals and the family Read More