Understanding ADHD Rage: Causes and Coping Strategies

Learn what ADHD rage feels like, its triggers, and effective strategies to manage it.

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ADHD rage can be sudden and intense, often triggered by frustration, sensory overload, or feeling misunderstood. Those experiencing it may feel overwhelming anger that seems disproportionate to the situation. After an episode, there can be feelings of guilt or regret. Managing ADHD rage involves recognizing triggers, practicing mindfulness, and potentially seeking professional help to develop coping strategies.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What triggers ADHD rage? ADHD rage can be triggered by frustration, sensory overload, or feeling misunderstood.
  2. How can I manage ADHD rage? Managing ADHD rage involves recognizing triggers, practicing mindfulness, and seeking professional help for coping strategies.
  3. Is ADHD rage common? ADHD rage is common among individuals with ADHD and can manifest as sudden and intense anger.
  4. What are the feelings after ADHD rage? After an episode of ADHD rage, individuals often experience feelings of guilt or regret.

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