Learn the real signs someone might be struggling with mental illness-not just sadness or stress, but deeper warning signs like withdrawal, changes in behavior, and unexplained physical symptoms. Know when to step in.
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View MoreThis article unpacks the five levels of ADHD, making it easy to understand how symptoms show up and what they mean for day-to-day life. You'll see how each level changes the way someone thinks, acts, and gets along with others. The guide includes facts, tips, and practical advice for dealing with each level. It covers everything from mild to severe ADHD, and clears up some common misunderstandings. This is meant for anyone looking to find real answers and help, whether for themselves or someone they care about.
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