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By totallyaddauthorThis quiz is as scientific as I could make it. Which is to say, I put on the lab coat I used to wear when I was a teacher at a Science Centre many years ago.
Adult ADHD
By Linda King, ADHD CoachBrianna pointed. “As soon as dinner ends, you just start cleaning up! I don’t understand how you do it. I can’t go straight from dinner to dishes.” Dan was bewildered. To him, moving from eating dinner to cleaning dishes was natural. But to Brianna, it felt like Dan was blessed with a superpower.
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By totallyaddauthorAh, 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.
Adult ADHD
By totallyaddauthorThis may be one of the most universal complaints for adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. A feeling of being […]
Adult ADHD
By Sandy PacePill shaming happens when someone expresses negative opinions about you taking medication. Here are 4 tips to move past the guilt.
Adult ADHD
By Stuart Lloyd CohenIntroduction by Ava Green, TotallyADD Co-Founder, “ADHD as a skill set” is a thought that Stuart Lloyd Cohen introduced us […]
Adult ADHD
By totallyaddauthorThis story begins with me doing something I swore I never would. Ever. And yet, a few years ago, I find myself on the way to the gym.
Adult ADHD
By Team TotallyADDMy ADHD journey started just over three years ago in early 2017. I was having problems at home and at work with, as far as I was concerned, no identifiable reason, I just felt that something had changed in me.
Adult ADHD
By totallyaddauthor“I had goals and ambition and big dreams. But after so many setbacks, I’ve kind of given up. My self-esteem can’t take any more hits.” Sound familiar?
Adult ADHD
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By totallyaddauthor‘Oh, everyone thinks they have ADD nowadays. It’s over-diagnosed. It’s the internet. And cell phones. And everyone’s trying to do 9 things at once. Fifty years ago there was no such thing as ADHD.’