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Attention Deficit Disorder is often discussed in terms of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. While these symptoms are real and disruptive, they do not capture the full range of conditions that fall under the umbrella of ADD. One lesser-known presentation is Temporal Lobe ADD, a form linked not just to attention problems but to mood regulation...

By Dr. Stanford Owen, Owner of ADD Clinics, Gulfport, Mississippi The brain is not built for chaos. It may be able to adapt to it temporarily, but it does its best work under routine. Predictable rhythms, daily patterns, and consistent structures are not just helpful—they are essential. Without them, mental performance begins to erode, often...

In clinical practice, patterns often emerge long before they have a name. One that has surfaced with growing frequency involves individuals who appear highly successful on the outside—professionally, academically, or socially—but who privately report a persistent lack of energy, low motivation, and emotional burnout. These individuals tend to function at a high level. They meet...

In 2025, attention has become one of the rarest commodities—and for those with ADD, it’s an even more precious resource. The modern world isn’t built for brains wired for distraction. It’s a landscape of blinking icons, pop-up notifications, nonstop updates, and task-switching demands that can overwhelm even the most organized minds. For those with Attention...

It’s not uncommon for teenagers to experience dips in academic performance. As classes become more rigorous and social dynamics more complex, even bright students can start falling behind. Parents may notice late assignments, slipping grades, frequent frustration with homework, or growing resistance to school in general. While these behaviors are often written off as laziness...

By In everyday language, the terms ADD and ADHD get tossed around like they’re two completely different conditions. The truth is, they’re not. What was once labeled “ADD” is now officially considered a subtype of ADHD. The distinction may seem subtle, but it has real consequences for diagnosis, treatment, and public understanding. ADD—short for Attention...

Adult ADD is a condition that doesn’t clock out. It follows patients from work to home, through relationships, responsibilities, and routines. It isn’t something addressed once a month with a prescription and a handshake—it’s something that must be monitored and managed in real time. For that reason, digital tools have become an increasingly important part...

Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and anxiety often appear together in clinical practice, and their co-occurrence is far more than coincidence. Though they are distinct diagnoses, the symptoms can overlap, feed into one another, and create a compounded effect that complicates daily life and treatment. Understanding how these two conditions are connected is essential for accurately...

The digital age has transformed how people live, work, and interact—but it has also transformed how the brain responds to the world. One of the most significant shifts has occurred in the way attention is managed, fragmented, or in some cases, entirely derailed. Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD), already a widespread neurodevelopmental condition, has taken on...

Determining whether a child is simply full of energy or living with Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is a common concern in pediatric care. Energetic behavior is normal in children. In fact, it’s expected. However, when high activity levels begin to affect academic performance, relationships, or day-to-day tasks, the question becomes more important—and more complex. ADD...