The Struggles of Implementing Executive Function and Self-Regulation in Real-Time with ADHD

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Self-regulation, a critical component of executive function, involves managing one’s behavior, emotions, and thoughts to achieve long-term goals. This intricate process encompasses several mental activities: self-awareness, inhibition, executive attention, verbal and nonverbal working memory, problem-solving, and self-motivation. However, for individuals with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), these executive function processes often present significant challenges. ADHD affects their ability to regulate their behavior effectively, making self-regulation a constant struggle for those with ADHD.

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Why is routine so important to someone with ADHD?

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To someone with ADHD, a daily routine can often mean the difference between success and failure. Routine provides an essential framework on which to build beneficial habits. These habits can benefit a person physically or mentally. Most typically we associate these routines with self-care but they can also be aligned with personal goals, relationship goals, or even professional goals.

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What’s having ADHD like?

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You ask me "What is it like to have ADHD"? Here's the most important thing I want you to understand: how I experience ADHD is not how you will experience it. This is because the only consistent thing about ADHD is its inconsistency. Also we’re kinda inconsistent people because of our inconsistent ADHD.

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