Unlocking ADHD was mentioned as a resrouce when exploring everyday Singaporeans and their stories with ADHD. In Singapore, disability-related stigmas and stereotypes hinder the recognition and support for invisible disabilities like ADHD. The Singaporean government does not consider ADHD a disability, resulting in limited subsidies and long waiting lists for public healthcare. Cultural influences, particularly in Chinese culture, contribute to the stigma around mental health and hinder open discussions about emotions and struggles. This exacerbates shame in individuals with ADHD, leading to self-contempt and anxiety. Unlocking ADHD aims to close the gap and facilitate open-minded thinking by building support from through grassroots. Read the full story here.
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