A major part of learning to thrive with Adult ADHD is identifying tools and strategies that can help with your particular challenges. Not a stereotype’s.
Here at the ADHD Roller Coaster, I’ve long cautioned about generic medications for ADHD. Articles include Update on Generic Rx: Approach with Caution and Consumer Reports on Autos? Yes. ADHD Medications? No! I’m now hearing
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
During the “Year of Noise” at our house, my husband and I about lost our minds from small planes and helicopters flying overhead, neighbors’ rented jackhammers taking out old driveways, and lawn crews with their
We’ve all heard claims about fish oil “curing” ADHD, but what does the latest research show? Mixed results, at best. Further study on fish oil and ADHD is warranted. Make no mistake: Every human brain needs
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
When I asked Australian writer Matthew Bush to contribute a guest column on his experiences with sleep and ADHD (below), I expected a well-written and engaging piece. What I didn’t expect was a happy ending,
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Are you looking beyond the labels? Looking for answers on complex questions related to Adult ADHD? Having ADHD in the 21st Century means we enjoy a burgeoning body of knowledge—with plenty of access to it.
Confusing the left and right is merely an annoying “brain quirk” for many people with ADHD. But for police officer Johannes Mehserle it might have led to point-blank fatally shooting a man. Mehserle is the
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
