SCIENTIFIC PROGRAMME Saturday, 10 May 2025
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Age-related cognitive and emotional im- pairments in ADHD: A double whammy for women Brandy Callahan, Canada E. Climie, H. Al-Khaz’Aly, S. Dhillon Prevalence and clinical correlates of ADHD in individuals with gender dysphoria
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Female vs. Male ADHD II Chair: Maxime de Jong, The Netherlands 001
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S ex differences in sustained attention and mo- tor activity in adults with ADHD: Performance outcomes and preliminary latent profiles Valentina Navarro-Ovando, The Netherlands S. Van Schie, R. Wettstein, G. Dumont A online-delivered group counseling program for pregnant women and new mothers with ADHD: A mixed-method feasibility study of AMOR; ADHD, mother’s online resources Katrine Marcussen, Denmark A. Jensen, A. Elliot, T. Olsen, K. Madsen Describing the first semester: Mental health, resource use, and functioning in college fe- males with and without ADHD Haley McBride, USA K. Antshel Women‘s experience of co-occurring ADHD and autism Ann-Marie Low, Denmark R etrospective analysis of potential sex dif- ferences in naturally emerging psychiatric comorbidities over time in Turkish children
Chiara Cecchelli, Italy C. Moradei, G. Grassi
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A ssessment of the impact on work productivity in women with ADHD
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María Elvira Ferrer Vázquez, Spain C. Balado Alves, A. Gómez Suárez
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E fficacy of a psychoeducation program in the reduction of emotional symptomatology and improvement of self-esteem in women with ADHD
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María Elvira Ferrer Vázquez, Spain A. Gómez Suárez, C. Balado Alves
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PerimenopaUSAl symptoms in women with and without ADHD: A population-based, cross- sectional study Unnur Jakobsdottir Smari, Iceland U. Valdimarsdottir, D. Wynchank, M. de Jong, T. Aspelund, A. Hauksdottir, E. Thordardottir, D. Lu, H. Larsson, S. Kooij, H. Zoega Gender differences in clinical and comorbid features of adults with ADHD Ali Kande ğ er, Türkiye E. Yildiz, H. Söylemez, Ö. Bayirli, B. Semerci Mothers with ADHD: Guilt, shame, and the role of self-discrepancy Rebecca Keisar, Israel O. Slobodin Understanding executive functioning in daily life: The impact of ADHD and gender on ado- lescents‘ self-awareness Nirit Levanon-Erez, Israel O. Fisher, A. Maeir G ender discrepancies in executive functioning among high-functioning individuals diagnosed with ADHD as adults Sofia C. K. Høgstad, Norway M. Gorecka, R. Øien
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and adolescents with ADHD Didem Behice Öztop, Türkiye
S. Uygun, Z. Toprak-Kosku, R. Temeltürk, M. Çikili- Uytun, E. Yürümez, T. Mente ş e-Babayi ğ it, G. Efendi, B. Kiliç ADHD in females: Investigating emotional dysregulation across the menstrual cycle Elyssa Osianlis, Australia E. Thomas, L. Brulez, L. Jenkins, C. Gurvich The development and content validation of a clinical screening scale to identify ADHD cases based on the gender perspective: An e-Delphi Study Meritxell Perez-Beltran, Spain Endorsement of ADHD symptoms and impair- ment in the diva-5: Exploring gender-based differences Noemi Platania, The Netherlands S. Kooij, D. Wynchank, D. De Graaf-Starreveld, A. Beekman Sex differences in self-reported ADHD symp- toms in clinical and population-based cohorts Berit Skretting Solberg, Norway M. Posserud, A. Høberg, J. Instanes, L. Kvalvik, A. Austgulen, A. J. Lundervold, A. Halmøy, R. Gjestad, K. Klungsøyr, J. Haavik
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