Once you have learned that you or your child has ADD/ADHD, you will need to research treatment alternatives. Nearly all of us have heard of the various drugs used to treat your brain’s chemistry. In fact, a diagnosis of ADD/ADHD has become a real trend in the past few years, possibly resulting in many erroneous [...]
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ADD/ADHD’s Impact on Self-Esteem
ADD/ADHD is sometimes called a “hidden disability.” It seems that most people are not readily aware of our ADD/ADHD. Our disability has its roots in biology as well as behavior, and half the time, we don’t even understand why we act the way we do! After hearing for years that we are lazy, daydreamers, impulsive [...]
ADD/ADHD-Friendly Jobs and Careers – Part 4
There are still more careers areas for you to explore if you have ADD or ADHD. If you haven’t seen anything to your liking yet, consider these other categories.
ADD/ADHD-Friendly Jobs and Careers – Part 3
If you have read the first two installments of this series, then you already know that there are actually jobs and careers that cater to our ADD needs. These are jobs that offer stimulation, a wide variety of tasks, and the ability to work independently. Obviously, not all jobs are going to provide all three [...]
ADD/ADHD-Friendly Jobs and Careers – Part 2
Happy New Year to you all! Two weeks ago, I began a series about the fact that there are actually certain jobs that are better suited for those of us with ADD/ADHD. We tend to have needs for stimulation, change, and variety in the tasks or projects that we undertake. Of the thirty categories, let’s [...]
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