How A Person With ADHD Thinks
Contacting a business with a small request. Simple. Right? Not to my ADHD brain!
Contacting a business with a small request. Simple. Right? Not to my ADHD brain!
There 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.
After 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?’
Why do ADHD and anxiety often coexist? They may be separate conditions but the symptoms of one may be confused with the other.
A television doctor once advised the Seinfeld character Frank Costanza to use the self-talk phrase “Serenity Now” as a strategy […]
Finding out your child has ADHD can be a scary moment for parents. Not only do parents have to worry that their child will struggle in school, adjust socially and maintain stable relationships, but now there is increasing evidence that ADHD can lead to struggles with addiction.
Gina Pera and Rick Green sat down to talk about the challenges adults with ADHD face.
For me, the biggest issue is that, whether it’s children or adults with ADHD, it results in a loss of human resources.
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.)
Treating ADHD requires a multi modal approach, this includes self-compassion, rest, routing and structure, and for some people it includes medication.