Two Myths about ADHD
Jeff Copper, ADHD and attention coach, identifies two common myths about people with ADHD and how to dispel them. Submitted by: Jeff Copper Professional Category: Submitted 2019
Jeff Copper, ADHD and attention coach, identifies two common myths about people with ADHD and how to dispel them. Submitted by: Jeff Copper Professional Category: Submitted 2019
I have ADHD, Central Auditory Processing Disorder, and other learning disabilities. I also have nearly a 4.0 GPA. My success as a student isn’t in spite of those challenges, but probably because of them. These obstacles have helped me persevere in all that I do, have compassion for others, and cope with any new challenges … Read more
At the beginning of this year, i was misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder. it wasn’t until later that i was properly diagnosed with adhd. hearing this cleared up the confusion on how i act. as a kid, i was poorly treated by my teachers due to my adhd (like i said, i didn’t know i had … Read more
Paying attention to three important insights to mindset, motivation, and environment for those with ADHD. Submitted by: Jeff Copper Professional Category: Submitted 2018
I was diagnosed at 25 in March 2018 with ADHD. Before, I carried the diagnoses of Bipolar disorder, Depression, Anxiety, and OCD. My whole life I was told I was bright, but also lazy, stupid, harebrained, in a fog, etc. I almost failed out of college. I watched as people passed me by, and felt … Read more
The video shows the (daily) struggle of a person with ADHD trying to start some important work. And failing. Submitted by: Kundan Bhattarai Adult Category: Submitted 2019
What’s one of the best, and yet rarely recognized or discussed, ADHD management tools? Ongoing creative outlets. Submitted by: Edward Hallowell, M.D. Professional Category: Submitted 2018
Melissa Orlov, marriage consultant of ADHDMarriage.com, invites you to see if her 3 potential indicators of ADHD apply to you Submitted by: Melissa Orlov Professional Category: Submitted 2018
When a parent-child conflict is ramping up, job ONE is to Self Regulate. Yelling louder isn’t good for long term results. Submitted by: Sharon Saline Psy.D. Professional Category: Viewers’ Choice Award Winner 2018
When you have ADHD you also have bullying. I don’t think I have met anyone that has not been bullied with or without ADHD… Submitted by: Kaleb Rodriguez Videographer: Jasmin Perez Children’s Category: Submitted 2019