Yes could be ADHD, but I am not at a professional.
As for your therapist, that is not conclusive and by no means a sign the person does not have ADHD.
10 years before my diagnosis, my doctor had a feeling I might have ADHD, so he presented my file in conference and EVERYONE there reasoned as your therapist, so nothing further happened for 10 years.
Intelligence can and often does a lot of work that compensate for executive deficiency’s in people with ADHD.
Anyway, do the assessment by the book, be objective and hold off on knee jerk calls based on singular things like has a job, has an education.
I have what almost looks like a career with massive responsibility, academic education, married, kids, never in trouble with the law, no abuse of drugs or alcohol—traditional thinking says I cannot possible have ADHD, and yet the by the book assessment was crystal clear.
Yes could be ADHD, but I am not at a professional.
As for your therapist, that is not conclusive and by no means a sign the person does not have ADHD.
10 years before my diagnosis, my doctor had a feeling I might have ADHD, so he presented my file in conference and EVERYONE there reasoned as your therapist, so nothing further happened for 10 years.
Intelligence can and often does a lot of work that compensate for executive deficiency’s in people with ADHD.
Anyway, do the assessment by the book, be objective and hold off on knee jerk calls based on singular things like has a job, has an education.
I have what almost looks like a career with massive responsibility, academic education, married, kids, never in trouble with the law, no abuse of drugs or alcohol—traditional thinking says I cannot possible have ADHD, and yet the by the book assessment was crystal clear.