Symptoms of ADD that can be trained

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Within ADD there are subtypes including inattention, hyperactive, and impulsive. Impulsivity and hyperactivity often go together. It is very important to note that people with ADD can pay attention to whatever they find stimulating naturally. It is when they are not naturally stimulated and have to rely on their own ability to sustain attention that they have trouble.

Inattentive people often go undetected by teachers and parents. These people aren’t disruptive. They just look like they are lazy, but they are not. Their symptoms include:

 Underachiever
 Easily Distracted
 Often Loses Things
 Forgetful
 Procrastinates, especially with tasks that require sustained attention
 Seems not to listen when spoken to
 Doesn't finish things/loses interest
 Unmotivated
 Daydreams
 Disorganized
 Low energy/sluggish
 Can be hyperfocused to the exclusion of everything else

Hyperactive

 Can't sit still (adults may experience restlessness
 Fidgets
 Excessive talking
 Excited to do many things but then doesn’t finish
 Impatient
 Trouble doing quiet things
 Feels driven, constantly on the go
 Makes careless mistakes
 Is accused of not caring about and/or not listening to others
  Can be hyperfocused to the exclusion of everything else

Impulsive

 Doesn’t see consequences for their actions
 Often interrupts others
 Has trouble awaiting their turn
 Blurts out the answers
 Easily frustrated

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