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
Stories from the Edge: Introducing Kelsey Peterson
Editor’s note: This week we are introducing a new column, Stories from the Edge: Real stories about how an ADHD coach helps. Today’s post is … Read More
Stories from the Edge: ADHD and homework
Editor’s Note: Stories from the Edge are real life accounts about how an ADHD coach works – as told by the student receiving the … Read More
ADHD: is it a good or bad thing?
This month’s Story from the Edge is written by our social media intern, Angela Schopke. I hear people talking about ADHD a lot. Some … Read More
Disclosing your ADHD: pros and cons
This month we are pleased to feature an interview with Robert Tudisco, Edge Foundation Board member. Tudisco is a practicing attorney, an adult diagnosed … Read More
ADHD Success Stories
Editor’s Note: Last night my daughter sat with me and talked to me about how frustrating she was that day having ADHD. She had … Read More
Stories from the Edge: Keeping ADHD meds to yourself
Editor’s Note: This month we’ve written two articles about the dangers of sharing your ADHD meds. This week, we get perspective on the issue … Read More
How to exercise — ADHD style
When you have ADHD it is especially important to have exercise be part of your life. Remember that exercise boots brain function and releases endorphins, which give you the feeling of well-being.
ADHD students don’t have to be “at risk” students
We hope you didn’t miss last week’s exciting news: The Edge model of coaching has been proven to be effective at improving students’ abilities … Read More
Mastering your self control
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