ADHD Study Skills: How to Take Notes
Editor’s Note: This week’s post was written by Award-winning Professional Organizer, Judith Kolberg. The first step to effective note taking is focused listening Maybe … Read More
Editor’s Note: This week’s post was written by Award-winning Professional Organizer, Judith Kolberg. The first step to effective note taking is focused listening Maybe … Read More
Do you ever feel the urge to get organized at the end of the year? You aren’t alone. Just watch the seasonal items section … Read More
Last year we wrote about the importance of healthy sleep habits and ADHD. A few facts worth repeating: A just-published study by researchers at … Read More
There’s a lot of talk these days about information overload. You may have missed our post about tips to handle information overload. The core … Read More
Editor’s Note: This month we are pleased to publish a guest post by Kathleen Nadeau, Ph.D. Nationally recognized psychologist, Kathleen G. Nadeau, Ph.D., has … Read More
Editor’s Note: This answer to month’s Ask the Coach question was provided by Candace Taylor and Edge Executive Director, Robert Tudisco. Dear Coach, Why … Read More
Editor’s note: legal information in this article provided by Edge Executive Director and nationally recognized author and lecturer on special education law, Robert Tudisco. … Read More
Last week we spoke about how to become a better legal advocate for yourself. Part of that process is gaining an understanding of all … Read More
If you or your child has ADHD and is starting to think about finding a college to attend, you’ve probably been Googling “ADHD friendly colleges” and “ADHD college programs” hoping to find the perfect program for your needs. Here are five factors you can use to help you evaluate if the potential schools you find will be a good fit for ADHD.
Dear Coach: My memory sucks! I’m only 21 and feel like an old person. If I need to go into a room for something, … Read More