Hyperactivity: Move to Think
You’ve got to watch this; it’s adorable! (If you don’t see a screen, refresh. I’ve been having trouble with it.) When my son Andy was in middle school, I discovered something about him and also about me. We think better when we move. When he had to do a written report, he would walk around […]
Using Nootropics to Supplement Traditional ADHD Treatments
Note: I recently wrote an article for Answers.com called “Nootropics for ADHD: Are They Safe?“. A previous guest writer offered to write an article for ADD Moms about this subject. Before you decide to try these supplements, I would suggest reading both articles and doing additional research. To read our entire disclaimer, you can do […]
Are You Really You?
I don’t know exactly where this post is going, but feel free to follow along if you like. I sort of have a few different personalities. I don’t mean like Toni Collette in The United States of Tara; I just mean that I act differently around different people. Don’t we all? I mean, you don’t […]
Mental Disorders in Children Infographic
Brandon from Top Masters in Education created this wonderful info graphic about ADHD and other mental conditions. It’s about children, but I’m sure you can find something informative in it as well. Source: TopMastersinEducation.com
Pork Roast 2 Ways (and Why it’s about ADHD)
Pork roast and ADHD? Really? Yes, really. You know that I am all about eating a healthy diet because it’s good for you, your brain and your body, and your ADHD. Feeding your brain and your body healthy food helps them function at an optimal rate. Add in some essential nutrients, vitamins, and minerals, and […]
Sunny Days and ADHD
I think that we can all agree that we feel better when the sun is shining. I mean, who really welcomes those gray February days? Well a new study has found that there is a correlation between ADHD and sunny regions. The sunniest regions of the world have the lowest rates of ADHD diagnosis – […]