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Ever noticed how some children struggle to stay focused, sit still, or finish tasks—while others seem to manage these more easily?
These differences are often seen when comparing ADHD and non-ADHD brain functioning.

ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) is a neurodevelopmental condition, not a behavior choice or lack of discipline. Understanding the differences helps parents respond with the right support and expectations.

Here’s a simple comparison:

🧠 ADHD
Children (and adults) with ADHD may:
• have difficulty sustaining attention
• get distracted easily by sounds or surroundings
• act impulsively or struggle with waiting
• find it hard to sit still or stay organized
Their brain processes information differently, which can affect learning, behavior, and emotional regulation.

📘 Non-ADHD
Individuals without ADHD typically:
• maintain attention for longer periods
• follow instructions more consistently
• regulate impulses more easily
• transition between tasks with less difficulty
This doesn’t mean they never struggle — but attention and self-control are generally more regulated.

⚠️ Important Note
This comparison is for awareness only — not diagnosis.
ADHD looks different in every individual, and symptoms can vary based on age, environment, and support.

With the right interventions — including behavioral therapy, occupational therapy, and skill-building strategies — individuals with ADHD can thrive and reach their full potential. 💙

At Bridges Therapy Center, we support children and families through structured, evidence-based approaches that build focus, emotional regulation, organization, and confidence — while respecting each child’s unique strengths. 🌈

📍 Bridges Therapy Center – Dubai
📞 +971-43581115 / 0505226054
🌐 www.bridgesspeechcenter.ae

If you’re wondering whether attention challenges are developmentally typical or need support, feel free to reach out — we’re here to guide you with understanding and care. 🤝💛