ADHD, Eyeglasses, and Stigma: Part 3
Consider this fact: Vision is only partly a function of the eye. Yes, the eye receives sensory input in the form of light hitting the retina. But those light patterns are then converted into electrical …
This category contains blog posts especially helpful for the beginner—but likely useful to everyone!
Consider this fact: Vision is only partly a function of the eye. Yes, the eye receives sensory input in the form of light hitting the retina. But those light patterns are then converted into electrical …
Everyone has an opinion about the “ADHD Explosion”—one term for recent years’ steady increase in diagnosis rates and medication usage. Yet, most opinions spring from the knee-jerk reaction—or an “alternative” product to peddle. Finally, two …
This question comes up a lot: “How do you know if it’s ADHD or bipolar disorder?” And “Is there an ADHD and bipolar disorder connection?” My friend and fellow journalist-advocate John McManamy writes an excellent …
Do you ever read news stories that raise giant red flags of ADHD—yet never mention it by name? I just read two such stories. They flooded my mind with remembrances of the thousands of posts …
To read the two-part story that accompanies this chart, click here to visit Gina’s Adult ADHD Relationships blog.
A higher-than-usual number of “Help, Please!” e-mails appeared in my in-box this morning. What was up? Then my friend Doreen gave me the heads up on Facebook: MSN.com had featured a “When Your Lover Has …
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The introduction from the book Is It You, Me, or Adult A.D.D.? – The “partners of” perspective