How to read the information on this website.

The purpose of the guides

These guides are for adults who want to understand ADHD and prepare for a conversation with a professional. They are not diagnostic tests and do not replace personalised care.

Sources and writing

The text was drafted with assistance from artificial intelligence tools and references to recognised public sources. Core sources include NICE, NHS, NIMH and CDC. References at the end of each guide allow further reading.

Practical ideas are presented as options to discuss. They do not promise a particular result and do not have to suit every person.

What a website cannot answer

A symptom description cannot assess your personal history. Guidance from another country also does not mean that every treatment is available or can be prescribed in Greece. Clinical decisions are made within a therapeutic relationship.

Corrections and updates

Each information page displays an update date. Contact the practice if you notice unclear information or an error. Content is reconsidered when the material or relevant guidance changes substantially.

Who publishes this information?

This content is published by Georgios Mylonas’s psychiatric practice in Trikala. Qualifications and professional details are provided separately. References at the end of the guides connect readers with the public sources. Contact the practice with questions or suggested corrections.

An update date reflects a substantive change to content or page information. General practical ideas are examples to discuss, rather than individual medical advice.