Conversations can be tough for folks with ADHD: tracking the flow, staying focused on the subject, or talking about a topic that seems relevant and related to you but tangential to others. Then there’s the volume and tone of your voice, reading facial expressions, difficulty gauging physical proximity (standing too close or too far away), or worrying what someone is thinking about you rather than being present with what’s going on.

People with ADHD often have weaker verbal impulse control and issues with working memory and metacognition. You may interrupt and not remember to wait your turn because you don’t trust yourself to remember what you want to........

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