Articles tagged "Adult"

Supporting intellectually gifted individuals requires a specific approach that considers their particular cognitive and emotional functioning. Neither 'everything is fine, they're smart' nor pathologizing the difference: it's about understanding the real needs of these atypical profiles to offer adapted support. This article explores support strategies for gifted children, adolescents and adults at home, school and in the workplace.

ADHD does not disappear in adulthood: 60 to 70% of diagnosed children retain significant symptoms. Yet adult ADHD remains largely underdiagnosed, often masked by compensation strategies, comorbidities (anxiety, depression) or diagnostic wandering. This article explores specific adult ADHD manifestations, organizational strategies, complementary therapeutic approaches and practical tools for better daily life with this disorder.