Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder impacts the entire body. ADHD is not a deficit so much as a dysregulation disorder characterized by a dysregulation of attention but also a dysregulation of emotions, sensory awareness, and of the nervous system resulting in a complex presentation beyond what is included in diagnostic criteria. Symptoms may include: difficulty focusing, staying on task, forgetfulness, fidgeting, restlessness, talking too much, interrupting others, acting without thinking. ADHD can also include missing hunger cues, decision paralysis, mood fluctuations, feeling overwhelmed by the environment, struggling with social interactions, consistently failing to complete household tasks that others seem to be able to tackle such as the dishes, laundry, and hygiene tasks.

Symptoms do not have to limit you in your pursuit of happiness. In fact, it can be an asset. I can help you learn to work with your ADHD brain and not against it. With the correct tools, you can find satisfaction in your life and start meeting your goals. 

About comorbidities: it is common for someone who struggles with ADHD to also experience symptoms of another mental health condition. This can result in confusion over what is actually the cause of those symptoms. I, as a licensed professional, can help you better understand what you are experiencing and how to approach improving your quality of life.