ADHD and COVID-19
ADHD, it turns out, is a GOOD thing to have in a pandemic world. Although studies show ADHD folks are more likely to risk contracting COVID, they are also more likely to recover more quickly and with fewer complications! How’s that for some good news (at last)? I was stunned to find that untreated ADHD […]
Time to LIVE BIG, ADHD women
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Note to teacher (and the world)
Dear teacher — heartfelt advice for teachers from students with learning disabilities like ADHD!
Aerosmith’s Steven Tyler admits to being wildly ADD!
Reminders I ignore at my peril
“R” is for relationships
When I faltered in my attempts to start the ADDiva Network, it was Victor that gently, but honestly, reminded me that this was the work I was born to do.
He stood by me, reassuring me over and over (I need a big dose of encouragement) and eventually, I began to believe him. And eventually I began to succeed.
ADD Butterflies
Does ADD Define Me?
Memories on Memorial Day
Gardening as ADHD therapy
Most important of all, gardening is good for the soul. It literally GROUNDS you. Sinking your fingers into the damp earth reconnects you to the earth and that, in turn, reconnects you to YOU.