Adult ADHD
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By Nancie KohlenbergerIf you’ve been in a relationship with someone with ADHD for more than a year, the initial whirlwind of courtship has most likely worn off, and you may be asking yourself, “What was that all about?…”
Adult ADHD
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By Renee Hamilton-Newman M.Ed., M.S.-Sp.Ed., Distance Ed. Cert.Dyscalulia or Math Learning Disorder – what is it, how does it impact ADHD, and what can be done? Renee Hamilton-Newman answers these questions and more.
Adult ADHD
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By Katherine EllisonPulitzer prize winner Katherine Ellison passes on her list of 6 indispensable life hacks for adults with ADHD!
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By Laura MacNiven, M. Ed.When you are diagnosed with ADHD for the first time in adulthood, there is a lot of history to work […]
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By Elaine Taylor-KlausWhether at home or in the workplace, human dynamics are complicated. As we start to plan for the post-summer-back-to-school-and-work season, we have an idea of how we want things to go once we get back into some routine. Wouldn’t it be great if everything could run smoothly? And still do what’s best for our selves, or our families, or our job?…
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By Team TotallyADDThe beginning of school is a huge transition for everyone involved, but especially for children who have ADHD. As teachers of children with a range of attention difficulties, we’d like to share with you some strategies we use to make this transition go as smoothly as possible.
Emotional Journey
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By Dr John Fleming, Ph.D. C.PsychToday, I would like to talk a bit about depression and its relationship to ADHD. But rather than a cold clinical description, I want to talk about the experience of what we typically call depression.
Adult ADHD
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By Stacey TurisEmotions get a bad rap. Emotions are associated with weakness, vulnerability and sensitivity; all of the traits we’re told are unsavory, yet the traits that make us most human. What kind of nonsense is that? It makes me crazy when I hear that people consider stuffing their emotions as a sign of strength. I’m sorry…huh? I call that sticking your head in the sand. Have you ever seen what that looks like from behind? Not exactly like a mighty warrior. Unless you ate dairy earlier. In that case, you have a genuine weapon… my sense of smell is supernatural and I have what my dentist calls a “terrific gag reflex”. Let’s just say the combination is lethal when simultaneously triggered….
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By J. Russell RamsayUsing CBT for adult ADHD to turn intentions into actions A central issue that is typically misunderstood by individuals who […]
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By Alan Brown, Entrepreneur and ADHD CoachIf you’re like most ADHD adults, procrastination is a constant challenge for you. You’re often rationalizing reasons not to start on something. You often leave things to the last minute.