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.
Gallows humor isn’t everyone’s cup of tea. If it’s not yours, please skip listening to Frank South’s song: ADHD Hypomanic Alcoholic S.O.B. Personally, I admire people who hold onto their sense of humor as they
A-choo! It’s spring, and my husband is sneezing in the next room as I write. Is there a connection between seasonal allergies and ADHD? Maybe. You’ll learn more in this guest column, below, from Dr.
Writing a simple email. It’s not so simple for everyone. Some of my friends with ADHD say they spend hours on an email that should take five minutes tops. Their partners tell me they can’t
What do I mean—organizing your brain, deep-pressure receptors? What does this have to do with ADHD and sleep? I can explain. I slept 10 hours the other day—quite unusual for me. Lazing in bed that
These first-person stories from generic Concerta users recount the dramatic and adverse changes they experienced—often not knowing why . This started around 2015. Typically, those associating their devolved functioning with the different-looking “Concerta” pill
Do “to-do” lists numb your neurons? Or worse, further scatter your thoughts and objectives? Yeah, me, too. Fortunately, there are novel alternatives to the traditional to-do lists, and they work for everyone, not just
True or false? Fact or “neuromyth”? Individuals learn better when they receive information in their preferred learning style (for example, visual, auditory or kinesthetic). This axiom has long been accepted as a “truism” in education.
The best news! The FDA announced today that the two approved generic versions of Concerta manufactured by Mallinckrodt Pharmaceuticals and Kudco have been downgraded. It’s horrifying that so many people have already been adversely affected,
You know that marvelous feeling you get, when you stop hitting yourself in the head with a mallet? That’s how I felt on September 31, when I turned in a manuscript to Routledge Press. The
There are many myths swirling around marijuana and ADHD, such as it being a helpful treatment. If you or someone you love is using marijuana to “cope” with ADHD, however, it’s time to learn the
