ADHD and Living Your Best Life
For me, the biggest issue is that, whether it’s children or adults with ADHD, it results in a loss of human resources.
For me, the biggest issue is that, whether it’s children or adults with ADHD, it results in a loss of human resources.
Why do ADHD and anxiety often coexist? They may be separate conditions but the symptoms of one may be confused with the other.
“I don’t believe in ADHD.”
“It’s made up by Doctors and big Pharma.”
“ It’s lazy teachers and weak parents who refuse to discipline their kids.”
“ It’s just a fad. It’s because parents have to work these kids run wild in the street…”
And on and on….
The year is winding up for many of us, whatever our faith. (Or lack of faith for some after a pretty dramatic and traumatic year.)
A television doctor once advised the Seinfeld character Frank Costanza to use the self-talk phrase “Serenity Now” as a strategy […]
Something has been bothering me for a while. Stewing away.
And I think the seasonal question of “Have you been naughty or nice?” has brought it to the fore.
It’s something I was asked a long while ago.
“How do I tell what’s ADHD, and what’s simply bad behavior?”
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Ah, holiday traditions. Every year, the familiar customs, gatherings, and celebrations.
Every year, seeing family… the cousin who always breaks something valuable. The uncle who tells everyone what’s wrong with this country. The sister-in-law who knows ADHD is crap and you just need to try harder.
Gina talks about the 4 struggles that most couples deal with: Disorganization, Remembering, Listening, and Irritability
Getting tired of hearing ‘Hey have you tried..’ Here’s 3 Simple rules for dealing with all of that unsolicited and unwanted advice