Are you wondering whether you or a loved one might have ADHD? The more than 300 symptom examples in this concise guide stem from numerous conversations with individuals undergoing ADHD diagnostics, sharing their symptoms and their manifestations in everyday life. This book is easy to understand and follows the medical criteria catalogs used in official ADHD diagnostics.

The three main sections—“Attention Deficit,” “Hyperactivity,” and “Impulsivity”—not only help you assess whether your symptoms could indicate ADHD but also offer a preliminary hint at the possible type you might have. The individual chapters bring the points of common diagnostic criteria to life.

Thus, by the end of each chapter, through the many symptom examples, you can decide whether a particular criterion might apply to you. Additionally, vivid reports of how adults with ADHD would describe their daily life since childhood provide deep insights into the typical challenges faced by those with ADHD in everyday situations.

While the guide is of interest to professionals involved in diagnosing ADHD, it is primarily written for adults questioning whether they might have ADHD. Those suspecting ADHD in their child will also find initial guidance, as the book describes, from the perspective of adults, which symptoms were present since childhood.

Of course, a book cannot and should not replace official diagnostics! However, it can serve as an initial orientation tool regarding the question of whether it could indeed be ADHD. It is also well-suited for preparing for official ADHD diagnostics, allowing you to thoroughly familiarize yourself with the typical criteria areas that will be inquired about during diagnostics.

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