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AADPA 9th Annual ADHD Conference 2026. Melbourne. July 25-26.
Read more →: AADPA 9th Annual ADHD Conference 2026. Melbourne. July 25-26.AADPA holds its 9th ADHD conference 25-26 July 2026 in Melbourne with virtual option. Keynotes, workshops, and what QLD GPs…
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ADHD and anxiety: why they look alike and how GPs tell them apart
Read more →: ADHD and anxiety: why they look alike and how GPs tell them apartADHD and anxiety share symptoms like restlessness, poor concentration, and sleep problems. Up to 50% of adults with ADHD also…
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ADHD burnout vs depression: how your GP tells the difference
Read more →: ADHD burnout vs depression: how your GP tells the differenceADHD burnout and depression share symptoms like exhaustion, withdrawal, and difficulty functioning. But the causes differ, and so does the…
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Why ADHD looks different in adults than in children
Read more →: Why ADHD looks different in adults than in childrenADHD does not disappear in adulthood. It changes shape. Hyperactivity internalises, inattention shows up as career and relationship problems, and…
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The Emotions and Identity Issues of Neurodiversity: Why Good Medicine Takes Time
Read more →: The Emotions and Identity Issues of Neurodiversity: Why Good Medicine Takes TimeNeurodivergent patients carry decades of misunderstanding. Dr Sandy explains why good medicine takes time, what masking and burnout really look…
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Dexamphetamine vs Vyvanse vs Ritalin: how your GP chooses
Read more →: Dexamphetamine vs Vyvanse vs Ritalin: how your GP choosesAustralian GPs choose between dexamphetamine, Vyvanse, and Ritalin based on duration of action, PBS listing, cost, and individual patient needs.…
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ADHD assessment in Queensland: a comparison of your current options and pricing
Read more →: ADHD assessment in Queensland: a comparison of your current options and pricingSince Queensland‘s December 2025 reform, GP-led ADHD assessment is no longer a workaround. It is the mainstream pathway. Several GP…
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ADHD in women: why so many Queensland women are finally getting answers via telehealth
Read more →: ADHD in women: why so many Queensland women are finally getting answers via telehealthWomen with ADHD are diagnosed an average of a decade later than men. Telehealth is changing that. Here is why.
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TikTok told me I have ADHD. What should I do next?
Read more →: TikTok told me I have ADHD. What should I do next?Nearly half a billion TikTok views. Less than half the advice is accurate. If a video made you wonder whether…
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Medicare rebates for telehealth ADHD assessments: a plain-English guide
Read more →: Medicare rebates for telehealth ADHD assessments: a plain-English guideMedicare rebates for GP ADHD assessments are available. Here is exactly how it works, what you will get back, and…