ADHD and Isolation

A staggering 70% of individuals diagnosed with ADHD face depression, often stemming from early social isolation and academic struggles. Children with ADHD frequently feel alienated, as they grapple with the realization that despite their intelligence, they fall behind their peers, leading to a deep-seated belief that something is inherently wrong with them. This painful combination of social and academic challenges can culminate in long-term emotional distress.