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February 20, 2018
By Mike Fedel It could have been a tough night for non-nerds. Not true – we welcome everyone! But at least 3 of the 7 guys at the meeting were ‘techies’. ADDA’s newest Peer Support Group – “Men Becoming Our…
December 20, 2017
Adults with ADHD are always learning about their unique ADHD characteristics. If you can’t change them, you need to find ways to accept them and build new processes to make them work. Learning from each other is one of the…
December 19, 2017
By Dr. Miriam Reiss Twenty-one years ago, a career coaching client came to my office and proclaimed, with tears in her eyes, “You have to read this book so you’ll understand me.” In reading the book, Sari Solden’s “Women with Attention Deficit…
December 13, 2017
Where ever you are, whoever you are, however you celebrate! There is a movement afoot to divide people. This year we've seen it grow in new and painful directions worldwide. But ADDA's strength has always been coming together. That's why…
August 8, 2017
By Nightshade For the past two years, I've blocked out my emotions. I feel this led to my impulsive behavior including taking illegal drugs, risky sexual behavior, skipping school and more. It all stemmed from a lack of self-control. Of…
July 18, 2017
We sometimes get caught up in painful vicious circles that never seemed to be resolved. For some it’s having the same argument over and over again with your spouse. Others might be so mired in self- doubt that despite all…
May 24, 2017
as related to Patti Schwab Three years ago, I was laid off from my position of 20 years as an office administrator. I was very depressed. It was a real loss; I hadn't realized how much that role had defined me…
November 8, 2016
ADHD can be confusing and overwhelming. Getting diagnosed in the first place isn’t easy. Anger and/or sadness often accompany processing the ADHD diagnosis, because you have ADHD, and because you wish you knew sooner. Others experience relief, that finally there’s…
September 25, 2016
Some people criticize me for tuning out, being fidgety when I’m expected to sit still, talking too much or out of turn, repeating jokes, being immature and just being out-of-touch with most other adults. I sometimes feel like a kid…
July 26, 2016
When I first started to figure out my ADHD (and this wasn't easy, but that's another story) I thought I had solved the problem for my ADHD daughter as well. My youngest daughter was diagnosed with ADHD before I was…
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- Acceptance and Change
- ADDA
- Addiction
- ADHD & Creativity
- ADHD and the Brain
- ADHD Awareness & Advocacy
- ADHD Diagnosis
- ADHD in College
- ADHD in Retirement
- ADHD in the Workplace
- ADHD Research
- ADHD Treatment
- All
- Alternative Treatments
- Anxiety
- Book & Product Reviews
- Coaches’ Corner
- Coaching
- Corrections
- Dual Diagnoses & Other Conditions
- Executive Functioning
- Finances
- Health, Fitness & Nutrition
- Intersections: ADHD & ?
- Interviews with ADHD Inspirations, Professionals, & Advocates
- Managing Holiday Stress
- News
- Organizing
- Parenting with ADHD
- Press Release Archive
- Press Releases
- Productivity
- Relationships
- Technology
- Twice Exceptional
- Uncategorized
- Women & ADHD