Summer is here and it’s a great time to switch up your exercise routine. There are tons of ways to have fun in the sun while getting some important exercise. Exercise is even more important when you have ADHD. Exercise can help you reduce some of the symptoms of ADHD and keep you calm and focused.
Over the years we’ve written a lot of great posts about ADHD. We thought you might find it helpful to get a quick index to all of the topical posts. When you scan down the list it seems like there are few topics regarding high school and college students with ADHD that we haven’t covered!
Listen to internet radio with ADHD Support Talk on Blog Talk Radio This week our Executive Director spoke with Tara McGillicuddy about ADHD and … Read More
No one wants to hear that summer is half over, but it is. Really. Do you have half of your summer dreams accomplished? Are you … Read More
Dear Coach, I’m tired of the ADHD label. Hyperactivity just means you have an active brain. It’s not a sickness. I’m fed up with … Read More
Everyone — with or without ADHD — has both good and bad habits. You may not have stopped to think about your habits, but … Read More
Some scientists believe that the single greatest predictor of academic success is executive function. Even more important that IQ! (2) And ADHD impacts many or all of the above executive function areas. Turns out that the way ADHD affects the executive functions of the brain can be one of the most challenging parts of living with it.
Robert Tudisco will be presenting a teleseminar on ADHD and advocay on August 16. Here’s a sneak peak at some of the questions he’ll … Read More
If you are reading this, you probably already personally know a number of people who are living with ADHD. You share their struggles. You … Read More
This week we are pleased to interview Pulitzer Prize winning investigative journalist, Katherine Ellison, author of Buzz: A Year of Paying Attention. Both Ellison … Read More
