Why Are so Many Men Being Diagnosed Later in Life with Adult ADHD and Autism Level 1 ?
For many men, life has always felt a little harder than it should. You may have been capable, smart, or even high-performing — yet still struggled with overwhelm, frustration, or a sense that you were constantly “behind.”
Only recently have many men begun to understand that these challenges can be the result of ADHD, Autism Level 1, or both, especially when these patterns were missed in childhood.
A Year on the Ground — How Delays in Medical Reinstatement Keep Pilots from Seeking Help
For professional pilots, the decision to seek help for a mental health concern is never simple. Beyond…
Beyond “Fit to Fly”: Why Mental Health Needs an Updated Approach in Aviation Medicals
For more than twenty years, I went through the familiar…
Time to Reconsider ADHD and Aviation — A Call for Modernization
Aviation has always been driven by learning from data.
Every checklist, every procedure, every system in the cockpit exists because we study what works and correct what doesn’t.
The same principle should guide medical policy.
Having pilots with ADHD properly diagnosed, treated, and monitored doesn’t weaken safety. It strengthens it — because truth and treatment are always safer than fear and concealment.
Why Men Avoid Therapy—and Why It’s Worth Going Anyway
Many men hesitate to seek therapy, but modern research shows counselling works—and that the relationship with your therapist can be the key to real change. Learn how evidence-based, confidential counselling can help men heal from trauma, manage stress, and strengthen relationships.