Managing yours and others' ADHD to thrive at work

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Fabulous radio broadcast on ADHD in adults.  Very much worth a listen.

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"Most of us are familiar with attention deficit disorder or ADHD in children, kids with difficulty sitting still, focusing on boring tasks and easily distracted. But many adults, particularly women, are discovering for the very first time that they have ADHD. So what does it mean for your careers and how, managed well, can it actually be an asset in the workplace?

We look at how to create supportive environments for colleagues and managers who have ADHD so everyone thrives."

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