ADHD manifests differently in different people, and everyone with ADHD will have a unique perspective on the mental health disorder. For some, it can be disabling and require medicating, or a lot of extra effort, to manage. Others find it easier to operate in a world built for neurotypical people. We wanted to find out if there are any general rules it’s good to follow when communicating with people who have ADHD to avoid coming across as insensitive or conversing in a nonconstructive way. We reached out to Kristie Tse, a regular contributor to The Focus, to better understand what communicativ…