UPDATE: the 500 million figure is incorrect, it’s actually Billions of dollars yearly. The BCMA (now Doctors of BC) underestimated the cost because they only counted the cost of children with ADHD ie 18 and under. They didn’t include adults with ADHD which are far more numerous than kids with ADHD, i.e., 19 years to […]
UPDATE: the 500 million figure is incorrect, it’s actually Billions of dollars yearly. The BCMA underestimated the cost because they only counted the cost of children with ADHD ie 18 and under. They didn’t include adults with ADHD which are far more numerous than kids with ADHD, i.e., 19 years to 70, 80 etc. See
“One person can make a difference and every person should try.” US President John F. Kennedy Online ADHD awareness and advocacy activities are easier and cheaper than offline ones, and are often more effective. Especially since most people with ADHD don’t have a lot of local services available for them because of a lack of
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Tonight at 7.30 PST / 10.30 pm EST, I’ll be interviewed by Tara McGillicudy, ADD coach, blogger, and internet marketer extraordinaire on her online Living with Adult ADD / ADHD Radio Show. We’ll talk about how to start and run an ADHD support group. You can listen to it tonight, or listen to it later
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I thought about adding a new feature to this blog and my ADD resource website. I started the Vancouver Adult ADD support group in 2003, and I’m on the board of another one, CHADD Vancouver. I have a whole section on my website on how to find Canadian, US and International ADHD support groups and