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.
The e-mail had me at the subject message: “about translating your book into Turkish.” Six months later, the Turkish version of Is It You, Me, or Adult A.D.D.? is almost ready to meet the public.
For the 37 years my husband lived without benefit of ADHD diagnosis, he developed many coping strategies. One was implementing organizational systems to eliminate time-wasting or frustration by hunting down often-used items—keys, Swiss Army knife,
Will you be in the Seattle area on Saturday, June 2, 2012? And, could you use a little help in “Real Life Management of Adult ADHD”? Then please join me and three other ADHD experts
It’s tax season, and researcher Joseph Ferrari, Ph.D. is talking about procrastination on today’s Talk of the Nation radio show. He suggests that a “reward system” might combat our national tendency to procrastinate on filing
This Saturday (March 24, 2012) in Leicester, United Kingdom, I will be joining local experts to talk about Adult ADHD. The full-day event, “Practical Responses to Adult ADHD,” is sponsored by ADDISS, the national charity
Is there ADHD in Alaska? Of course. In fact, we might call Alaska an ADHD magnet. This guest post from Sunny Aldrich comes to you thanks to a random exchange on Facebook. It went like
People often ask me if neurofeedback is an effective treatment for ADHD. Given that the expert consensus is “maybe” or “sometimes,” I try to answer along those lines, pointing out that many factors should be
When searching for a psychiatrist for ADHD treatment, where do you begin? Moreover, how do you “vet” a psychiatrist? There no easy answers. But thanks to the Internet, you might be able to learn important
At least weekly since my book was published, I receive an e-mail asking when the audio version will be available. Thank goodness I can finally say NOW. Seeking a unique gift for yourself or loved
Reading last week’s first-person essay (“The Rugged Reality of ADD”, by Dylan) and the many comments reminds me to tell you about The Resilience Through the Lifespan Project, conducted by Mark Katz, Ph.D., whom I
