This panel explores the impact of ADHD in the Black community, focusing on stigma, misdiagnosis, and systemic inequities like the school-to-prison pipeline. Experts and individuals with lived experience will discuss how undiagnosed ADHD contributes to educational and social challenges, while offering solutions to foster awareness, advocacy, and support.
Why do some adults get diagnosed with ADHD easily—while others are overlooked for years? In this eye-opening session, Dr. Gurdeep Parhar explores how race,...
Emotional dysregulation is often the invisible driver behind many of the challenges adults with ADHD face—yet it frequently remains widely misunderstood or dismissed. In...
ADHD isn’t just about attention—it’s about how the brain organizes, prioritizes, and acts. In this session, Dr. Ari Tuckman unpacks the concept of executive...
Despite growing awareness, myths about ADHD still dominate the public conversation—especially when it comes to adults. In this evidence-based session, Dr. Stephen Faraone, one...
In an age of social media soundbites and self-diagnosis, understanding how adult ADHD is accurately identified has never been more important. This session, led...
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