Multi-Tasking May Mean Multi-Failing

Multi-tasking is trying to do many different things at one time. In reality few people can truly multi-task with the intended result of saving time while not affecting the quality of their work. Scientific research reveals that the mind is limited by how many things...

Embrace the Good…Again

It is easy to get pessimistic about the world today and about our own lives. I used to be an incredibly pessimistic person myself. This is understandable as I suffered depression from a very early age, had anger issues and was generally out of control. My mode of...

Common Co-Morbidities Associated with ADHD

            Co-morbidities are additional pathologies that may affect those with ADHD. The most common are in order of prevalence: Anxiety Depression Oppositional Disorders Substance Abuse Bipolar Disorder Tics What is important to keep...

Why I am Thankful for My Struggles

I never thought I would say this but I am thankful for my ADHD and for my chronic pain. Weird huh! Well here is the thing, prior to knowing I had ADHD and prior to surgery resulting in chronic pain, I didn’t think much of myself. All the things that come with ADHD...

The Good with the Bad

I wrote this while I was on a plane flying back from a conference in Las Vegas. I hate Las Vegas! As a child I would have to come to Las Vegas for conventions my parents had to attend. I found it very depressing because often the hotels had rooms where people could...

Are You Falling into Any of These Filing Traps?

Are You Falling in Any of These Filing Traps It was rumored, incorrectly, that the advent of the computer would put an end to paper files. It seems it has only increased the number papers we have around plus now you have to keep track of digital files as well. If you...

Trying To Start a New Habit? Six Steps to Success

Trying to Start a New Habit? Almost everyone I know or have worked with, have some habit they want to develop or behavior they wish to change. Unfortunately, it is not easy to develop a new habit or change a behavior especially if you are affected by ADHD. But it is...

Don’t Resist Goal Setting, Recalibrate

Many people are resistant to goal setting. But if you are affected by ADHD you are more likely to be resistant to setting goals. I have no scientific data to support this opinion. All I can say is 100% of my clients, past and present, struggle with goal setting....