The whacky ADHD tendency towards time distortion was recently explained to me. In an ADDitude article, William Dodson claims, “The ADHD world is curvilinear. Past, present, and future are never separate and distinct. Everything is now.” Maybe you can relate. Have you ever gone into a store looking for a few things, only to leave […]
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ADD: Creatively Enhance Productivity
In a land, not long ago or far away, I creatively edited an essay with scissors. I cut out bad parts, reorganized sections, and taped the good parts together again. Needless to say, computers and other elements of business tech stretch my patience. So, I found and took an on-line class for help. During this […]
The Undiagnosed ADD Girl, Often Becomes Frustrated Woman
As a girl, I was bright, enthusiastic, and deeply empathetic. As I grew, I daydreamed and was unorganized, but my grades were good. I even took advanced classes in high school. With friends, I could be silly, excited, perhaps moody, and chatty. But, because I was not hyper and disruptive, no one had much problem […]
Self-care clues for ADHD Winter blues
ADHD, a blue mood, and anxiety are all challenges. Here are self care tips by Eponis Sinope and Jessica McCabe.
ADHD: Only One Version of Normal
ADHD and ADD humans have gifts, and here they are. How to appreciate by Jessica McCabe. Thanks Jessica! Great info for my clients!
Adult ADD/ADHD: a Medical Condition
Tough love doesn’t work with ADD. Larkin Oates Counseling can tell you why.
Secrets of Your ADHD Brain
ADHD brain by William Dodson says embrace your strengths, learn how to get in your zone, and create your own definition of success
The Holidays and ADD.
larkin oates counseling for ADHD women. Blog suggests that during the holidays have compassion for self.