Whether taking ADHD medication for the first time or switching to a new formulation, you’re bound to have a lot of questions. Start by asking these >

Considering a new ADHD medication? Ask these questions first » Forward this email to a friend » View this email in your browser WITH SUPPORT FROM: Inflow MEDICATION MANAGEMENT 13 Questions to Ask Before Trying a New Med Starting any new medication requires careful thought and consideration. Whether taking ADHD medication for the first time or switching to a new formulation, you’re bound to have questions. Make sure you ask the doctor these » The Science of Fear Is there a relationship between ADHD and post-traumatic stress disorder? A growing body of research says yes. What we know about the brain circuits that link ADHD and PTSD » ADVERTISEMENT Transgender Care Considerations Individuals with ADHD who are receiving gender-affirming therapy should also receive ongoing clinical care to monitor the impact of hormones on symptoms and treatment. | More guidance » NEW ADHD RESEARCH Perimenopause with ADHD Symptoms of perimenopause are more frequently debilitating and may begin up to 10 years earlier in women with ADHD, research says. | Keep reading » FREE WEBINAR ON JAN. 7 Accomplish Your 2026 Goals Why ADHD brains get stuck in the big dreams → quick burnout → self-blame cycle + a different way to approach goals. FREE WEBINAR ON JAN. 13 Clear Clutter — and Shame New year, new home systems! Usher in 2026 with ADHD-friendly home organization help. Register now » FROM OUR SPONSOR: Feeling like your current ADHD management is missing something? You're not alone! Inflow is your ultimate sidekick — a multimodal approach designed by clinicians who've been there. We blend CBT tools, practical exercises, and community support to fill your management gaps. Take the ADHD traits quiz to start your Inflow journey.