Here’s a new national Canadian ADD advocacy organization. CADDAC is a national Canadian alliance of organizations and individuals that educates people on ADHD and how to advocate for themselves and those affected by ADHD. It also runs workshops, advocates on behalf of all Canadians affected by ADHD and provides ongoing advocacy training. In the past, […]
Since one of the main tools of dealing with ADD besides coaching, therapy and exercise is ADD medications like Concerta, Strattera, Wellbutrin and Ritalin, ADDers often find themselves in the doctor’s office. Often you only have 10 minutes or less with them so here are some ideas on maximizing that time, especially if you have
Cynthia Gerdes’ attention deficit disorder fuels her creativity (sadly story’s been removed) and has boosted her business success. She gives examples of how ADD effects her, i.e., forgetting to put in some ingredients in a birthday cake, fidgeting in business meetings, and stopping in the middle of one task and getting diverted to 4 etc. “I
More and more experts say ADHD can be a gift rather than a malady” Sadly NorthJersey.com has deleted the article putting it in archives and unsearchable from archive. Here’s my post on it. Love that title. This article talks about the gifts of ADHD and give some examples on how to manage ADHD, including ADHD coaching.
From the BBC Depression and anxiety are now the most common reasons for people starting to claim long-term (over 6 months ) sickness benefits, researchers in London have said. Illnesses such as depression are treated using medication, although patients often say they would prefer therapies such as psychotherapy or counselling. However, there are long