Find out your ADHD parenting style: are you a warrior, repairman or director?
Editor’s Note: Edge Foundation’s Founding board member, Dr. Patricia Quinn, has a new book out, Ready for Take-Off. We are pleased to peek inside … Read More
Editor’s Note: Edge Foundation’s Founding board member, Dr. Patricia Quinn, has a new book out, Ready for Take-Off. We are pleased to peek inside … Read More
Note: this week’s post is by guest blogger, Kelsey Peterson. Kelsey was the student that inspired the creation of the Edge Foundation. You can … Read More
I’ve got it all, all right. Impulsiveness. Fidgeting. Procrastination. Lateness. Can’t sit still. I even have an ADHD coach! I can sugar coat it … Read More
The 2010/2011 school year is in its final days. Are you gearing up for finals? Can’t wait for it all to be over? Does this sound like you? “I know I shouldn’t wait until the last minute and pull an all-nighter. My work isn’t the best it could be, but it’s the only way I can get motivated.”
You can still get yourself back on track, even with a few days left. And here’s how.
Do you worry about your child’s grades? You aren’t alone. Every week we are contacted by parents desperate to find help for their child. … Read More
How’s your sense of humor? Do you ever use it to help laugh off an “ADHD mistake”?
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.
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
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.