Someone with Combined ADHD will have difficulty focusing, trouble organizing tasks by priority, and will have difficulty waiting their turn. They will also portray symptoms of hyperactivity and may consistently be restless, fidgety, and unable to sit still. Fortunately, there are ways to counteract the hyperactive and inattentive tendencies found in Combined ADHD. Most commonly, this can be done through therapies such as Neurofeedback.

Combined ADHD symptoms

• Anxiety
• Chronic lateness
• Difficulty working on and completing tasks
• Disorganized
• Easily Distracted
• Impulsive Behaviour
• Noisy and Loud
• Poor attention to detail
• Poor organizational skills
• Poor self-esteem
• Procrastination
• Restlessness
• Short temper