The e-mail had me at the subject message: “about translating your book into Turkish.” Six months later, the Turkish version of Is It You, Me, or Adult A.D.D.? is almost ready to meet the public.
Don’t let Dr. Mark Katz’s gentle demeanor and kind eyes fool you. For more years than he probably cares to count, this psychologist and clinic director has been one of the strongest and most steadfast
I owe a huge debt of gratitude to Daniel Amen, M.D., so I was happy to see him at the opening of his newest Amen Clinic, just south of San Francisco, and welcome him to
I invite you to join me in the coming weeks at Northern California CHADD meetings (Marin, 4/21; Sacramento, 5/3) to explore this topic: “Adult ADHD Symptoms or Poor Coping Strategies? Clarifying the Confusion for Adults
I am pleased to be invited to present on Adult ADHD at the 2011 Psychotherapy Networker Symposium, a highly regarded national conference for therapists, social workers, and the general public. My topic: “Demystfiying Adult ADHD.”
This post originally contained a link to my 2010 interview at the Healthy Place website. I emphasized the routinely poor medical treatment many adults with ADHD receive—and how everyone deserves better. Unfortunately, many of the
Imagine if, ten years ago—by some cross-temporal wrinkle—my husband and I could attend the Seattle Adult ADHD (and relationships) workshop that local therapist Don Baker and I have planned for next weekend. Well, it’s probably
Update — The upcoming Seattle Adult ADHD workshop I announced here is already half-filled! Do you want to jump-start your ADHD-related knowledge and success strategies in a beautiful setting with knowledgeable, compassionate experts and attendees?
Adult ADHD workshops are few and far between on the West Coast, especially those that include a focus on relationship issues. To remedy this situation, well-known Seattle ADHD specialist Don Baker, MA, LMHC, and I
Consider this your personal invitation to join us next weekend (11/14/09) at ADD Resources 8th Annual Fall Conference in Bellevue, Washington. The theme this year is ADHD: Acceptance is Empowering. Knowledge is power, too. This
