Emotional self-regulation is a critical but often overlooked aspect of ADHD. Research shows that individuals with ADHD struggle with emotional impulsiveness and deficient emotional self-regulation, impacting their ability to manage emotions in daily life. This affects various aspects of functioning, from relationships to work performance. ADHD medications can help, but addressing emotional dysregulation may also require behavioural interventions. Recognizing these emotional challenges as core features of ADHD can improve diagnosis and treatment, providing a more comprehensive understanding of how ADHD affects daily life.
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