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.
If you have been seeking in-depth Spanish-language information on a variety of ADHD topics, I hope you can join me and a stellar line-up of experts from the U.S., Spain, Puerto Rico, and Mexico, October
I’m happy to learn that my ADHD Roller Coaster blog has been named one of 12 top ADHD Health blogs by Healthline.com. My sincere congratulations go out to my friends and fellow awardees Keath Low,
Does the working-memory training program called CogMed work for ADHD? That’s the question. The Working Memory Training bandwagon could soon be screeching to a halt. When it comes to treating ADHD symptoms, at
Can poor diet cause ADHD, and can taking vitamin and mineral supplements help ADHD? As with most things ADHD’ish, the answer is complex. This is a two-part post: 1. The original post from 2014, explaining
Readers often ask my opinion on the various “brain-training” programs—computer-based activities that ostensibly improve brain functions in children and adults with ADHD. My personal opinion is that I’ve seen no evidence that these games transfer
It’s not hard to understand ADHD neurobiology might create difficulties with social skills. After all, social interaction relies upon being able to pay attention, remember what a person said, and respond in kind—among other behaviors.
The issues around ADHD and aging have long been overlooked—and deserve our attention. You are invited to join me and my friend Rick Green (who created and starred in the PBS smash-hit documentary ADD &
I sit at this desk, day after day and week after week, working hard on my next book (a professional guide for couples therapists treating ADHD-affected couples). Talk about delayed gratification. That’s why I’m encouraged
A friend of mine has ADHD and is also very gluten-sensitive. Recently, she has been suffering with one inexplicable malady after another. Finally, an explanation: the gluten in the generic medication she has been taking.
If you live in the San Francisco Bay Area and want to learn more about Adult ADHD, please join me for a free presentation Monday, February 11, 2013, at 6:30 to 8:45 pm. More details:
