“We are still relying on research done years ago on white, hyperactive boys. There are few studies and fewer insights on girls and women. Likewise, children with inattentive ADHD (formerly called ADD) continue to fly under the radar. Why?”
, they should first talk about the inattentive symptoms, stressing how this form of ADHD is under-diagnosed and how this needs to change because undiagnosed ADHD negatively impacts young lives. They should describe how inattentive ADHD symptoms may be recognized by parents and teachers. When I asked
if inattentive ADHD could be identified in children, he readily said, “Yes. You just need to question them about how they spent their time in school, how their day went, what they learned.”; they are not bullies; and they usually aren’t disrespectful of authority or overly stubborn. In describing ADHD behaviors, speakers and writers should clearly delineate hyperactive symptoms from inattentive symptoms.
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