ADHD in Teens: How Symptoms Manifest as Unique Challenges for Adolescents and Young Adults

ADHD brains develop differently than neurotypical brains. In the adolescent years, this may mean explain increased risk for motor vehicle accidents, medication diversion, substance abuse, academic setbacks, and self-harm. It also means that families need to remain vigilant through the teen’s development and treatment in this critical period. Here is how.