Suggested Browsing who suffer from ADHD typically struggle more than children, for a reason: the childhood safety measures that helped them overcome their inattention and impulsivity to be socially supervised, despite the mundane necessities of life are no longer in place. Behavioral psychotherapy and medication may help.
Counseling for adults suffering from ADHD typically consists of psychological counseling (psychotherapy). Cognitive behavioral therapy can be a part of the program.
Support Groups
Support groups can be a powerful source of peace, as members discover -- often for the first time in their lives- that they are not isolated. While many of these support groups are led by peer groups however, there are also national organizations that organize regional networking and educational events. ADDitude magazine offers a number of peer-support groups online to its readers. These include groups for newly diagnosed adults as well as couples who are affected by ADHD, intellectually talented adults, and those seeking employment.
Meetings are generally held at convenient time and location, but online support groups exist to help people with scheduling conflicts connect with others from across the country. A quick Google search can provide a wide range of virtual options, with new groups forming constantly as ADDA readers share their unique requirements and experiences. Some of these groups are totally free. Others charge a fee to cover the costs of advertising and speakers.