ADHD Depression Busting Tool Kit
Editor’s Note: This is the third, and final, installment in a three part series on ADHD and depression. The first post revealed that people … Read More
You only need one New Year’s resolution!
Do you dread January’s New Year’s resolutions? Does it feel like just one more opportunity to let yourself down? This year try something a … Read More
Brain rules for ADHD
Last week we wrote a post about executive function and ADHD inspired by John Medina’s book Brain Rules: 12 Principles for Surviving and Thriving … Read More
School Year’s Resolutions
School’s almost out. Everyone has summer on their minds. But have you spent any time thinking ahead to next year’s classes? How about the … Read More
Summer habits and summer fun
Memorial Day weekend has come and gone. That means summer is here, right? For most students, summer means a welcome change of routine. Summer … Read More
Survival Tips for College Students with ADHD
By Robert Tudisco, Edge Foundation Executive Director I wish I knew back in college what I know now about living with ADHD. I had … 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.
Making any New “School-Year’s” Resolutions?
In the next few days just about everyone will be back in school. Another new school year is underway, and just like January is … 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
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