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Most people today have met someone with ADHD more than once, sometimes without understanding the nature of the disorder. Many people still have no idea how complex and serious the disorder is, nor do they know how much progress science has made in understanding and treating it in recent years. The general public's understanding of ADHD is usually either misconceived or shrouded in a number of stereotypes, which is harmful to millions of people who do not seek help or do not know what kind of help they need. Lack of public awareness is still the worst enemy of ADHD. The authors of this book have this disorder and are also certified psychiatrists. In this work, they describe in detail the symptoms, causes, and features of ADHD, talk about the peculiarities of the brain and the latest research in neurobiology, and show how to organise a comfortable environment for people with ADHD, turn the disorder into their superpower, and live a full life.