In 1974, I was five years old, and even in kindergarten it was becoming clear that something was “wrong” with me. When the teacher told the class to line up, the other kids popped up and hurried to the door. I, on the other hand, was still immersed in whatever had captured my attention. I heard the words, but as the old saying goes, they went “in one ear and out the other.” “C’mon, Marc! GET IN LINE!!!” Both my kindergarten and first-grade teachers screamed often, their voice

Masking ADHD is when someone with ADHD hides or overcompensates for their symptoms to appear more normal or fit in. Masking can happen in...

I will periodically post links to articles with helpful information. This particular article is on ADDITUDEMAG.COM, a very helpful...