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Getting “up close and personal” with your ADHD symptoms: A gateway to emotional freedom

By Laura MacNiven, M. Ed.

In my twenties, I used to get “upset about being upset” regularly. My attention issues would get in the way of my intentions and instead of facing them head-on, I would send myself into a state of frustration fueled by feelings of guilt.

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Mindfulness: Overcoming Procrastination Using the Power of Your Mind

By Linda Walker - ADHD Coach

Does this ever happen to you? You have a task to do, but you don’t do it. Of course it has! Now, a tougher question; have you ever chosen a task that you really want to do, that you’re committed to complete because the results are desirable and one where you feel relatively confident you can accomplish, and yet still you can’t get started? When you think…

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ADHD and Obesity. Treatment Really Makes a Difference.

By Dr. Lance Levy

My last blog described a case history of a very obese male patient who could not manage any diet or lifestyle changes, while being very adept at running a complicated business. Let me tell you what we found out about Peter.

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How Weight Gain and Weight Loss Failure, are Two Sides of the Same Coin

By Dr. Lance Levy

Most days I see several new patients who were referred to me for the management of obesity. As obesity has become public health problem number one, everyone working in this field is trying to figure out why we have an ever increasing number of kids and adults who are overweight or obese, and as a consequence are facing serious health risks.

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5 Mistakes You’re Making That May Be Holding Your Partner Back

By Laura MacNiven, M. Ed.

BY LAURA MACNIVEN
Let’s start by saying that it can be really exhausting living with ADHD: for you and for your partner. When we depend on our executive functions to manage our jam-packed lives, we can quickly feel de-railed and impatient. The words frustration and overwhelm come to mind. So, none of these suggestions are easy. Just holding it together is often all you can handle, but here are a few things to keep in mind…

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ADHD and Dementia: what is the connection?

By Alycia Gordan

Unfortunately, a lot of cases of dementia go unnoticed and untreated because the symptoms often mimic the things that are associated with old age. Even first world countries have thousands of people that go undiagnosed, and this causes a toll not only on the patient and his family but also on the economy.

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Understanding ADHD in Women

By Keath Low, MA

Ask a random person on the street to explain ADHD and they will more often than not describe the stereotypical […]

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Common ADHD Symptoms in Women: Sensitivity, Impulsivity…

By Keath Low, MA

What are some of the gender specific symptoms of ADHD in women?

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What Is ADHD Coaching and Why Do I Need One?

By Linda Walker - ADHD Coach

When you “discovered” your ADHD, you sought out every bit of information you could find. Soon you had collected enough information to have a “degree in ADHD.” Unfortunately, that and $6.95 will get you a cup of coffee!

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THE MOMENT I REALIZED ADHD IS REAL

By Ava Green

I didn’t always believe that adult ADHD is real. That might surprise you. Especially since I’ve had a hand in almost everything TotallyADD…

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