Reposting my question from the megathread there to hopefully get some more traction:
Someone in my research group recently told me they were formally diagnosed with ADHD, and I'm on the hunt for resources to better understand their perspective and better accommodate them in our work environment. I don't think of them less as a scientist, or want to come off as condescending, but I thought it might be helpful to learn more about their disposition so I can more effectively offer support as needed. Thanks!
Here are a couple of brief videos that really helped the people in my life understand my diagnosis:
Dr. Russell Barkley: This is how you treat ADHD based off science (all of Dr. Barkley's lectures on ADHD are fantastic; this one is a good starting point)
How To (Explain) ADHD
Thank you! I think it would be helpful for our working relationship to better understand where they are coming from, but I don't want it to see like I no longer trust them or think they're incompetent.