I have a strange type of ADHD, and all common stimulants are counterproductive, but when I use Clonazepam or Nortriptyline, my ADHD improves significantly. I also have CFS, so that may be related (Clonazepam and Nortriptyline are effective for my CFS as well as my ADHD).

So, what are some drugs that are not commonly used but actually have a dramatic effect on some ADHD patients?

Also, I have very poor ability to think of things as images, spatial awareness, and time perception, and I would like to train these abilities.

Is it impossible for modern drug treatments to treat spatial awareness and time perception, as well as simple task processing ability?

I would like to know if there is any revolutionary method.

Also, I would like to know if there are any information forums other than Reddit where I can get in-depth information about ADHD, like Phoenix Rising for CFS.

(This may be an old-fashioned way of thinking, but I think my right brain is weak. There is also the idea that interpreting brain functions in terms of the left and right brain is outdated, but to simplify things and put it in words, my right brain is very weak. I hope there is some kind of treatment that works for this.)