ADHD Blog: Knowledge & Tips on ADHD
Inattentive ADHD and me
ADHD-I, or "inattentive type," is the lesser-known variant of ADHD. It can still be serious. Learn more about it in this blog.
Inattentive ADHD and me
ADHD-I, or "inattentive type," is the lesser-known variant of ADHD. It can still be serious. Learn more about it in this blog.
20 Rules: An Attempt at an ADHD Life Guide
ADHD offers both highs and lows—and precisely those with dramatic swings. The guidelines in this blog are useful for me. And perhaps for you too.
20 Rules: An Attempt at an ADHD Life Guide
ADHD offers both highs and lows—and precisely those with dramatic swings. The guidelines in this blog are useful for me. And perhaps for you too.
Living your abilities: How to make the most of ...
ADHD and still productive? Yes. Many people with ADHD can fully utilize their strengths, if the work environment is right.
Living your abilities: How to make the most of ...
ADHD and still productive? Yes. Many people with ADHD can fully utilize their strengths, if the work environment is right.
ADHD reconsidered: Insights from artificial int...
GPT 4 meets ADHD. We interviewed the artificial neural network. Because... no one else was available.
ADHD reconsidered: Insights from artificial int...
GPT 4 meets ADHD. We interviewed the artificial neural network. Because... no one else was available.
ADHS meets Ordogravieh presents the new Rammste...
Does your ADHD child hate dictation? Perhaps it's because of the poor text. Let them write something of their own! This is an example of how "mistakes" can be very...
ADHS meets Ordogravieh presents the new Rammste...
Does your ADHD child hate dictation? Perhaps it's because of the poor text. Let them write something of their own! This is an example of how "mistakes" can be very...
You have no idea what can go wrong
Most people have thoughts running through their heads. For Phineas Gage, it was an iron bar. You can find out more about this—and its connection to ADHD—in this blog.
You have no idea what can go wrong
Most people have thoughts running through their heads. For Phineas Gage, it was an iron bar. You can find out more about this—and its connection to ADHD—in this blog.