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Free-to-read articles on ADHD in later life, the emerging ADHD and dementia evidence, and what genuinely person-centred care looks like for neurodivergent older adults.

Why so many older adults never got their ADHD diagnosis, and why it matters now

They were called lazy, scatty, highly strung and difficult. They were never called what they were. Meet the generation whose ADHD was missed entirely, and who are now arriving in dementia care with their neurodivergence still invisible.

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ADHD and dementia: what the emerging research actually shows

Large cohort studies now suggest adults with ADHD face around three times the risk of dementia, and that treatment may change the picture. A plain-English tour of the evidence, its strengths and its limits.

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Your "non-compliant" resident might be in sensory pain

The cardigan she refuses to wear. The dining room he will not sit in. Before we reach for behaviour charts, we should ask a different question: what does this environment feel like to a brain that processes sensation differently?

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