ADHD in Adults
| ADHD Myths
| Adult ADHD
By totallyaddauthor“Everyone is ADHD. It’s the internet and smart phones.”
“These days everyone is ADD.”
“Yeah, everyone thinks they have it.”
Uh… No! Sorry, friend, but the whole world is NOT suddenly suffering from Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder.
Adult ADHD
| Women & ADD/ADHD
By Elizabeth StormIt used to be thought that only boys could have the condition. It also used to be thought that boys always grew out of it. We now know that neither of those is true.
Adult ADHD
| Tools, Tips & Tricks
By Sandy PaceIt is possible to get help for ADHD for free, or little money. Here’s our top 7 ways to get help for free, or inexpensively.
Adult ADHD
| Emotional Journey
By Kate Fraser-MedcalfContacting a business with a small request. Simple. Right? Not to my ADHD brain!
Adult ADHD
| The Costs
By JT WahlbergThere was only one way to slow down my brain: get drunk, get numb, get dumb. This happened all day every day.
Self-medication was the key for me. I was completely in control, until I wasn’t. As a young adult I struggled with keeping my thoughts from getting out of control.
Adult ADHD
| Emotional Journey
By totallyaddauthorA question for anyone with ADHD: Do you really hate when things change? Are you like me, emotionally sensitive? Oversensitive? Prone to overreact? Outbursts of panic or anger? Once you finally figure something out, are you hugely upset when it gets changed, discontinued, or is only available in the New & Improved version?
ADHD in Adults
| Adult ADHD
By Ari Tuckman, PsyD, CSTADHD is a neurological condition. Simplistically, it’s about productivity—except that people aren’t simple.
Adult ADHD
| Medication
By Elizabeth StormAfter being told by her doctor to take ADHD medication only when needed Elizabeth Storm began to wonder ‘How do I know when I need it?’
Adult ADHD
| Emotional Journey
By totallyaddauthorMastering ADHD challenges is an ongoing project. Always improving. Never perfect. My success requires an arsenal of mutually supporting tools. However when one strategy stopped working well for me, I would ‘try harder.’ And we know how that works…
ADHD in Adults
| Adult ADHD
By Kerry TroesterWhy do ADHD and anxiety often coexist? They may be separate conditions but the symptoms of one may be confused with the other.