dysTalk

This is a post from ADD Student from today. I thought this site was so helpful, that I wanted to share it with everyone. I was recently contacted by Josh Pull, co-founder of dysTalk, to let me know about his site. dysTalk is a site that is dedicated to “helping your child learn better”. I […]

Are You Taking Care of You?

You know, as an ADD Mom, it’s vitally important that you take good care of yourself, including your ADHD. All moms are good at putting themselves last, but if you have ADHD, you owe it to yourself and your family to make yourself a priority. When you are tired, run down and stressed, your ADHD […]

Schedules, Structure and ADHD

I think anyone with ADHD sees words like “schedule” and “structure” and they cringe just a little bit. (Show us the word “organized” though, and we’re all over it). Schedules and structure imply things we should do but aren’t so good at doing. We know that order is good for us, and that structure creates […]

ADD-pression

I wrote a similar post to this yesterday and somewhere between writing and publishing it, it disappeared. If you should happen to find it, please let me know. 🙂 ADHD always comes with friends – extras who tag along for the ride. They can be learning disabilities, anxiety, depression, and even asthma, just to name […]

Excuse Me?

This afternoon something embarrassing happened to me. Someone asked me a question – twice – and because I wasn’t paying attention, I had to ask them to repeat it a third time. I wasn’t trying to ignore them or be rude, I was just distracted. I was in an unfamiliar place and a little stressed […]

Updates

A little while back, I mentioned a couple of things – Mind 1st USA, the Omega 3 Fish Oil and the Family Manager Program from Solutions for Busy At Home Moms. In both cases, I was trying a product or a program and promised to let you know the results. Brian McEvoy wrote an article […]