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This is a compilation of my doodles, drawn to help me focus in meetings and classes. Except for the doodle of my dog Ryder, the people are imaginary. Andy Lang
I took this picture today, wondering in the middle of a field. I felt calm and free and forgot all about my ADHD. Sometimes it’s nice to let go. Sailamaria
Showing myself my emotions. Allows me to sow the seed Now grounds me Allowing me to grow. My ADHD my work is a little manic and beautiful. Aimee Timpson
The photo depicts a complex of nebulae in the Orion constellation. Astrophotography is my ADHD hyper-focus driven passion and I love to share it Jan Ossowski
My work shows the way I feel in the class room setting, defeated, and caged, unable to express myself the way I know I was born too. Let me out!!! Maggie Costello
I wanted to show both sides of ADHD positive and negative. A single person could be experiencing both at any given moment. Braden Young
I love have having adhd but my picture represents the brain looking thing is a d for that’s were adhd comes from and the ? Signs in the other d means I forget a lot of things and the persons head means people with adhd live in there own world and his head is his … Read more
My installation is the realisation have ADHD. My ex wrote a song “Alison’s Room.” Which is played on repeat. Im claiming my room. Jane Rees
This painting I created, represents myself being/feeling trapped in my overactive thoughts and unable to find the exit to peace Abbie James
Emotional dysregulation is a key feature of adult ADHD and it can strain a relationship. Learning to recognize the source of emotional outbursts can help one become a better partner and allow both partners to work together to improve the relationship.