evidence: In such cultures, harmony, support, and nurturing relationships within the community are central. Economic growth may be of lesser importance. Individuals with ADHD in such societies can channel their energy into contributing to collective well-being by undertaking communal tasks, supporting others in times of need, and fostering a sense of unity within the community. This is something the Western world could learn from. [...] Viewing ADHD positively in various cultures It's fascinating to contemplate how we would perceive neurological diversity if we were raised in other cultures. While ADHD receives much attention in Western countries, elsewhere it might not even be recognized as a disorder. These cultural differences challenge us to reconsider our perception of neurodiversity.