Update They have the video on the global TV news site. Click on the link that says Adult ADD wait list. Don’t know how long it will be up there for and their lack of permalinks and javascript flash video makes linking troublesome. I hope to get a copy of the video up on the […]
I’ll be interview on Global TV Tonight on the Adult ADHD Clinic’s Defacto Closure Read More »
Update: Clinic permanently closed. See this post as well as this one Alternate title 14 Month Waiting list for an entire year embarrassing? Solution. Close the clinic. Vancouver Adult ADD Support Group Leader: Pete Quily (604) 263-6997 NEWS RELEASE 30 Jan 2007 Adults with ADHD Abandoned As Clinic Closes Doors VANCOUVER, BC – Despite a
Adults with ADHD Abandoned As Clinic Closes Doors Read More »
Here’s a complete answer to the above complaint I hear and read far, far too often all over North America. The CADDRA (Canadian ADD Resource Alliance) Canadian ADHD Practice Guidelines. Great information. Even if you’re not Canadian, they are definitely worth a look. Tell them to download and read these guidelines and as Vancouver Psychiatrist
For those of you in the Vancouver area, I’ll be speaking on adult ADHD at the West Vancouver ADHD Conference, Supporting the ADHD Student At Home – At School – In the Community. The West Vancouver School District invites parents, teachers, administrators, and members of the medical and mental health communities to join us for
Pete Speaking on Adult ADHD at West Vancouver ADHD Conference. Wed, March 29, 2006 Read More »
The first annual CADDRA (Canadian Attention Deficit Disorder Research Alliance) ADHD conference, ADHD: Across the Lifespan will be held in Vancouver BC June 19 – 20, 2005. Looks like there’s great content and great prices too. I’d give a link to CADDRA but am still waiting for them to create a website, hopefully they’ll have
Vancouver ADHD conference. ADHD: Across the Lifespan Read More »
See also my Day 1 Notes, Tweets and Photos from the 2015 BIL conference. Here are my notes, tweets and photos from day 2 of the BIL conference, twitter @bilconf , Sunday March 22nd 2015 and live tweeted it from my @petequily twitter account using the hashtag #bil2015. Depending on when your reading this, twitter might still have some of
BIL Conference in Vancouver. My Notes, Tweets and Photos From Day 2, Sunday March 22nd Read More »
I co moderated the Mental Health And Social Media #MHSM Twitter chat with Valerie Casselton @Valcasselton the executive editor of the Vancouver Sun newspaper last Tuesday November 23rd. The topic was how to effectively respond to media stories on mental health. I’m @petequily on Twitter The Mental Health And Social Media #MHSM chat happens every
While there are billionaires with ADHD and a MENSA ADHD group with 500+ members, there are also many people with ADHD who have much poorer outcomes. This was published a DECADE ago. How long will politicians and the media keep their heads in the sand? Politicians pretend they think mental health is important, why won’t
If He Outgrew It, What Is He Doing in My Prison? Read More »
Photo Credits: dogsbody and Brent Granby Vision Vancouver’s Gregor Robertson’s campaign understood the internet, social media, and web culture much better than the NPA’s Peter Ladner’s did and that’s one of the many reasons he won the 2008 Vancouver civic election. In this comprehensive post I compare and contrast the two Vancouver Mayoral candidates in
Vision Vancouver vs The NPA Civic Election Social Media and SEO Scorecard Read More »
“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
ADDers Should Learn From the Presidential Online Websites and Blogs Read More »