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In addition to this Adult ADHD Support community, where do you find the best support? Read ADHD Weekly at http://bit.ly/ADHD-Weekly

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rhondau

Niece and sister.

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Abi-Abster

ADHD U.K. Facebook group

m.facebook.com/groups/24743...

And an international Facebook group for women with ADHD

m.facebook.com/groups/20137...

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Packman

Massive review of literature on the topic, especially ADD, Inattentive Type, which is what I have to "T". But even being a recently retired college psychology teacher, I find this condition to be very difficult to overcome - or to actively implement the strategies that, cognitively at least, are appropriate for dealing with the condition.

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happy_kitty

I have found a lot of what I know on through research I did for a couple of school projects and through YouTube. My favorite YouTube channel for ADHD stuff is called How to ADHD.

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Lucbragbr

My medicine

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ikkee

A new website: forums.howtoadhd.com

This has several categories and nice colours and more options. Not as a competitor but as addition.

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Hays3618

Through reading and studying the Bible. There are so many passages that talk about stress and anxiety.

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aj224

no support

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lillymagot

mediation is my support

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DewiTarn

YouTube lectures

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AnnieM8

Also, my 2 eldest young adult kiddos who have ASD and ADHD! We all "get" each other and can laugh at ourselves! 😅

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STEM_Dad

Other online ADHD support community.

Also, by educating myself from a number of reliable information sources: books, articles, ADHD professionals' websites & YouTube videos. For me, gaining knowledge for self-edification is part of good support.

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skoo

join stuffthatworks stuff.health/s/do2QkjeW

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Bonsai24

additudemag.com

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kenfarmer79

My son who also has ADHD, we talk about each of are struggles as he is now 27 and i am 62 and i did not know why i was like i was till 3 years ago and soon after we realized he had it also.