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14 September

Message from the Editor: On Time Every Time – I Wish!

  • Posted by Michelle Teel
  • Categories ADDA, ADDA, Productivity
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Time management is hard for everyone, but for adults with ADHD it’s especially hard. If I don’t write things down and check the list frequently, I forget appointments and commitments. For example, we recently had a meeting for our ADDA editorial …

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23 August

Message from the Editor: Struggling with Social Skills

  • Posted by Michelle Teel
  • Categories ADDA, ADDA
  • Comments 2 comments

I have taken on much writing and editorial work in my career as a journalist and editor, but I have been struggling socially to get to what I like to call “independent wages.” My work skills are strong, but I …

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09 August

Message From the Editor: Transitions

  • Posted by ADDA Editor
  • Categories ADDA, ADDA
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Transitions As the summer ends many of us are returning back to school and work. I am an adult with ADHD and I am not. I have been unemployed for many years. My long-term unemployment stint started in 2009 when …

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13 July

ADDA Is Diversity: A Statement on Recent Events and ADDA’s Commitment to Diversity

  • Posted by adda-ADMIN
  • Categories ADDA, ADDA, Non-Member
  • Comments 2 comments

The Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA) is dedicated to helping adults with ADHD lead better lives. ADDA has a responsibility to spread awareness about ADHD and to help combat stigma and discrimination for those with ADHD. But we also have …

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22 June

Message from the Editor: It’s So Much Better When You’re Not Alone

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  • Categories ADDA, ADDA
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At ADDA, we know the power of connection. Adults with ADHD are too often lonely. A lack of acceptance can lead to rejection by the people around us, and our own shame leads us to withdraw. Isolation becomes a (very bad) habit. …

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25 May

Road Trip Nation: Being You

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with Evelyn Polk-Green Evelyn Polk-Green, ADDA’s Immediate Past President, was interviewed for the Road Trip Nation Show, “Being You.” Three young people with learning and attention issues travel the country seeking advice from TV host Howie Mandel and many more …

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09 May

David Giwerc, ADDA PAB Chair Receives ACO Founder’s Award

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  • Categories ADDA, ADDA, Press Release Archive, Press Release Archive, Press Releases, Press Releases
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Reston, VA, May 9, 2016 – David Giwerc, MCAC, MCC, former President of ADDA (2003-2006) and a Co-Chair of the ADDA Professional Advisory Board just received the ACO (ADHD Coaching Organization) Founders Award for distinguished service in the ADHD coaching …

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27 January

Message from the Editor: You Can’t Say No to Sari Solden’s New Videos!

  • Posted by adda-ADMIN
  • Categories ADDA, Interviews with ADHD Inspirations, Professionals, & Advocates, Women & ADHD
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Are you someone who gets excited about a lot of things and ends up taking on too much, only to realize it the day before something is due? That happens a lot to people with ADHD who are often interested …

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08 December

ADDA Serves, Connects and Empowers: Meet The People Who Make It Happen

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As 2015 draws to a close, we would like to publicly thank those who have served ADDA with loyalty, dedication, and heart. As 2016 draws near, we would like to publicly celebrate those who are taking on new positions within …

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