I was always told to pipe down. To sit still, talk slower, I was told I was “a bit odd”, but doctors and teachers still believed I “completely normal.” Normal, but very forgetful, and it felt like I was running in a dream – you know, one of those nightmares where something’s chasing you but … Read more
ADHD affects people differently. Some thrive with structured jobs while others, like me, prefer entrepreneurial freedom. If you’re an entrepreneur with ADHD or aspire to be, consider these strategies I’ve found helpful: Morning Tasks: Setting early tasks gets me out of bed and kickstarts my day. Assertiveness: People might assume your schedule is flexible. Learn … Read more
Awareness My minds a mess, squirrel moments often, always in the clouds, and full of crazy ideals. My awareness. Sarah Dugan
Vista My world is intensely colorful and ever-changing. Sometimes the chaos ignites a spark, which grows into a flame and brings some light into this world. Emily Chen
I am 5 This artwork is a portrait of my son aged 5 when we were going through diagnosis and the drama we dealt with at pre-school then starting school. Mel Hartsorn
Lost in Chaos I have had ADHD my whole life not Diagnosed Till age 25 I am now 45 this drawing was when I medicated I am now back on Dexamphetamine Kirsten Armstrong
Children with ADHD often struggle to follow directions. I offer my Rule of 3 to help for better communication and results. Submitted by: Sharon Saline Professional 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