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ADHD Stimming
When referring to ADHD stimming, it is defined as a self-stimulating behavior. Individuals who have ADHD can use self-stimulation to calm themselves and improve their concentration. While stimming is not generally considered an issue, it can quickly become one if stimming starts to impede with one's everyday tasks.
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