ADHD NZ in Newsroom: Fidgeting brings the world into focus for people with ADHD, 09 April 2021​
New research has shown a link between fidgeting and decision-making ability, especially amongst people with ADHD. Could this explain why some of us can't seem to sit still?
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Hear Dr. Sarah Watson, of Totally Psyched, in this Newsroom article, ​"Fidgeting Brings the World into Focus with ADHD".
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