My ADHD is so bad that I just forgot what I was going to write in this opening sentence. That's not entirely true. But it's close. The attention deficit thing is real, and it's been with me since ...
A new study shows that attention moves in fast repeating cycles in the brain, making us more open to distraction at certain moments.
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Serena Terry chats 'addicting' nature of live stand-up as Mammy Banter comedian heads on new tour
"That is in itself, for me, therapeutic because I'm putting it all out there" ...
The father of a 10-year-old Nottingham go-karting prodigy says that his son's autism and ADHD gives him an extra edge in competitions. Jamie Johnson first introduced his son, Archie, to go-karting ...
Gottman's research shows 69% of relationship conflicts are perpetual — they never get resolved. The couples who last aren't ...
Most burnout conversations focus on workload, but psychology suggests a deeper drain: the invisible energy cost of translating yourself into someone your workplace culture will accept.
Disability advocate Georgina Colman criticises PIP support on BBC Panorama, highlighting extra costs of living with MS. Purpl savings platform ...
When children spend their formative years staring at glass screens instead of human faces, they miss out on the critical development of mirror neurons, which are responsible for empathy.
By midafternoon, many leaders feel mentally heavier. The problem may not be their workload, but what happens between meetings ...
PULLING up to an empty car park in the dead of night, Brian* winds down his window. From the car next to him, another school ...
"Someone once said the only thing worse than being in a bad marriage for 20 years is being in a bad marriage for 20 years and ...
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