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ADHD and anxiety often coexist, creating unique challenges for those affected. Let’s explore the symptoms, misconceptions, and effective strategies for managing both ADHD and anxiety.

Multiple sclerosis is a disease that affects the brain, spinal cord, and optic nerves. In this article, we’re exploring the complex reality of MS and how it affects your body.

Pathological demand avoidance (PDA) — sometimes also called extreme demand avoidance (EDA) — is a proposed subtype of autism. It affects both adults and children. Here we take a closer look at the diagnosis, how it impacts daily life, and how therapy can help.

Many people experience task paralysis from time to time. For people with ADHD, task freeze may directly result from their ADHD symptoms, which can affect their overall functioning. Here we take a closer look at ADHD task freeze and tips on how to overcome it.

Take a closer look at the similarities – and differences between OCD and autism with Grow Therapy. While the two are often mistaken for one another, distinct symptoms separate the two. Here we go over signs, symptoms, causes, treatments and more.

An ADHD diagnosis can help set people on the path of receiving treatment and managing symptoms but it often goes undiagnosed in women. Why is that? We’re taking a closer look at this and so much more. Read on to learn how ADHD presents in women, the symptoms, and how therapy can help.

What we know about autism spectrum disorder has greatly evolved over the years as it is studied more in a clinical setting. As that happens, the criteria of diagnosis have also been updated. In this comprehensive guide, we cover everything about autism and Asperger’s, explain the updated diagnosis, and help you understand what you can do if you or your loved one has symptoms related to autism or Asperger’s.

Being neurodiverse does not indicate someone is less capable. In fact, several successful people identify as neurodivergent. Here we take a look at some famous neurodiverse people and explore what constitutes as “neurodivergent,” common behaviors in adults and children, and how therapy can support success.

Separation anxiety is fairly common for young children. However, sometimes the condition persists in older children, teens, and even adults. But why is this? We’re taking a close look at the causes, symptoms, risk factors, and how to cope with separation anxiety.