Seeking Adult ADHD and/or partner group support—in the easiest way possible? Desperate to find people who “get it”? Where you don’t have to explain every last detail and risk being mis-judged? You’ve come to …
Living with undiagnosed ADHD, in a loved one or in oneself, can feel like being lost in the fog—often on a roller coaster. In fact, after the term roller coaster, the word that people most …
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Understanding denial sometimes associated with ADHD is one thing. Reaching through ADHD denial in a loved one is quite another. In previous essays, we learned about what ADHD is, how it affects the brain, how …
A support group for the partners of adults with ADHD? That struck many people as a strange concept in 2003, when I advanced it in an essay that went “viral”. (I include it below. You’ll …
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Hi Ms. Pera, I just wanted to pop in and let you know that I have a copy of your new book that I just started reading over the weekend. I have heard so much …
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This post shares my ten most popular blog posts on Adult ADHD, with a snippet about each. They touch upon relationships, medication, scientific research, management tools, and much more. As you can see from the …
Readers frequently write to me, asking if I know of ADHD care providers in their city. As hard as I try to keep tabs on known clinicians worldwide, it’s a big world! When I wrote …
If you live in or are visiting the San Francisco Bay Area/Silicon Valley and seeking support for Adult ADHD—yours or your partners—you’ve come to the right place! For more than a decade, I have led …
Oh Canada: How fortunate your ADHD community. You have two major national advocacy groups working on your behalf: CADDRA and CADDAC. I cannot name another country having such an organized, diligent, and coordinated approach to …
How can virtual assistants help ADHD entrepreneurs and others? As I gear up to offer in-person workshops and webinars, it’s become clear: I need some help. But what kind of help? The tasks are myriad …
