ALT A person walks alone on a forest path surrounded by tall trees and sunlight filtering through the leaves. The text reads, "5 ways to advocate for your mental health" with an arrow pointing right.

ALT 1. "Know your symptoms. Pay attention to how you’re feeling." 2. "Ask questions. Don’t be afraid to ask your provider about treatment options." A hand holding a pen writes in an open notebook.

ALT Two people are sitting on a sofa in a room with wooden blinds. One, wearing glasses, is holding a tablet. The other, wearing a stethoscope, is gesturing at the screen. On the image, text reads: "3. Speak up about side effects. Let your provider know if you’re experiencing side effects or changes in how you feel. 4. Share your treatment history. Tell your provider what treatments you’ve tried and how they worked for you.

ALT The image features green leaves against a dark background. Text reads: "5. Be an active participant. Your mental health care is a partnership. Share your experiences, communicate your needs and work with your provider to make informed treatment decisions.

ALT Scrabble tiles spell 'ADHD' on a blue background. Text below reads: 'in women doesn’t always look like ADHD. Women are more likely to experience inattentive symptoms, which can be easier to overlook than hyperactivity or impulsivity.'

ALT Text on a blue background reads: "Some signs can include: Struggling with time management and organization, Forgetfulness, Losing track of details, Issues with money management, Feeling easily overwhelmed.

ALT The image has a blue background with white text titled "Why is ADHD underdiagnosed in women?" It lists points: symptoms may be subtle, ADHD resembles anxiety and depression, symptoms may be masked, and research focuses on boys and men.

ALT A list of sources about ADHD and its diagnosis is displayed against a blue background. The sources include Henry Ford Health, Sterling Institute, and WebMD, with accompanying URLs. A disclaimer at the bottom clarifies that GeneSight does not diagnose ADHD or any condition and suggests consulting a healthcare provider.

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