One ADD/ADHD college student’s success story — part 1
[Note: This is part one of a two part story written by guest blogger, Shaina Humphries, University of Illinios — Editor] Jesse is … Read More
An ADD/ADHD coaching success story — part 2
Editor’s Note:Our last blog talked about how ADHD has impacted Jesse in school.This one explores how coaching has made a difference in his life.For … Read More
Getting organized — ADD/ADHD style
Do you have piles of paper everywhere? Do you trouble finding the right piece of paper when you need it? Don’t worry, you aren’t … Read More
What Microsoft, Google, IBM and Intel can learn from people ADD/ADHD
In the July 7th issue of the Wall Street Journal, L. Gordon Crovitz wrote about the formation of the Internet Overload Research Group (Unloading … Read More
Michael Phelps ADHD is not an attention deficit
To much of the ADHD community, Michael Phelps’s phenomenal swimming at the Bejing Summer Olympics is a beacon of pride and hope. For all … Read More
Take the ADHD Success Poll, leave a comment, and WIN!
Last month Michael Phelps proved that people with ADHD can keep their edge and be wildly successful. To celebrate ADHD awareness month, we’d like … Read More
Succeeding Despite Learning Disabilities
Edge Foundation founder, Neil Peterson, publishes new book: Embracing the Edge: Stories of Tenacity and Personal Power Self-proclaimed “serial entrepreneur” Neil Peterson founded five … Read More
Teens + ADHD + Driving = Danger
If you have ADHD, read this CNN article about the increased risks of driving with ADHD: Teen Drivers with ADD a Problem on the … Read More
Is Ritalin good for you? New study says, Yes.
A new study released by Massachusettes General Hospital shows that girls taking stimulants to treat their ADHD are signficantly less at risk to start … Read More
Treating ADHD with Exercise
As the days grow shorter, it’s easy for all of us to get less active. If you think about it, how much more time … Read More