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
Editor’s note: This week Rob Tudisco shares some highlights from the 2011 CHADD annual conference. Highlights include a summary of Ned Hallowell and Dr. … Read More
What can you do to “celebrate” ADHD Awareness month? Why help spread the truth about ADHD, of course! This October, ADHD advocates and supportive … Read More
Much of the ADHD community is preparing for ADHD Awareness Week events (beginning next week on October 16, 2011) that will occur next week … Read More
Soon after he was diagnosed with ADHD, Edge Foundation’s Robert Tudisco discovered running was one of the keys to managing his ADHD. The diagnosis … Read More
We’ve listed these four apps that are helpful for working with your ADHD in alphabetical order — and one you should avoid using. But would love to know which your favorite is. Do you use any of them? Did we miss any?
Do you wonder if you are ready for an ADHD coach? This self assessment will help you determine if you can benefit from coaching — or should wait until later to sign up.
by Tim Kniffin, Edge ADHD Site Coordinator Hector’s teacher was more than a little frustrated “Hector, I see you all around campus. I see … Read More
