Why do I use the term ADHD Roller Coaster? That’s easy. For more than 20 years, the people attending my discussion groups have used that term to describe their lives. The meetings took place in
You might be surprised. It’s not on the symptom list for Adult ADHD. It’s not on the “Top Ten ADHD Relationship Challenges.” But for many partners of adults with ADHD, not taking out the trash
Chore-sharing often presents a major bone of contention in ADHD-challenged relationships. Arguing won’t help. Neither will nagging. And, good grief, stop “talking about it.” Instead, pick up an ADHD-informed strategy. A very simple one. In
“I wish I’d known earlier about Adult ADHD.” That came through loudly as the recurring theme of responses to the ADHD Partner Survey question: “What do you wish you’d known earlier about ADHD?” [Note: I
First, what is an ADHD Tech Stack? Simply put, it’s a collection of apps and devices that helps you to stay on top of your commitments, goals, and tasks. A few weeks ago, Jaclyn Paul
What was it like growing up with undiagnosed ADHD in the 1950s and 1960s? Frank South gives us one perspective with his personal memoirs. South possesses an enormous talent for writing, and he’s found a
How can virtual assistants help ADHD entrepreneurs and others? As I gear up to offer in-person workshops and webinars, it’s become clear: I need some help. But what kind of help? The tasks are myriad
Frank South went for a second opinion on his Adult ADHD diagnosis. That is, he went on the PBS medical show “Second Opinion” to talk about Adult ADHD. Do you need a second opinion
My friend Christine has a new hobby, one that might prove an inspiration for you. It certainly has for me. I was so taken with her first painting, above, and her ongoing enthusiasm that
Money in an ADHD marriage. Whew. Money issues within my marriage are what drove me to the ADHD spouses support group, and what drove my husband to treatment. This season in our dual-AHDD marriage was
