Whoever came up with the warning to “expect the unexpected” probably didn’t have everyday organizational and time management tasks in mind. Those are the tasks that, when done
Of the many new challenges the pandemic has introduced, going to school without actually going to school is one that millions of students face. Some students seem to
Writing code is a skill that you won’t ever regret having. At least, that was my thinking when I declared a major in computer science during college. Looking
October isn’t just any month. It’s ADHD awareness month! That’s why we’re bringing you a special edition of the ADaptHD newsletter — with one study, one news article, and
From self-medication to academic underachievement, impaired social skills to increased driving risk, ADHD can cause problems in almost any part of people’s lives. And yet the condition often
ADaptHD reader Audrey wrote with an interesting question about ADHD and sudoku puzzles: I have noticed that the ADHD symptom of having racing thoughts that are vaguely connected
When ADHD advocates talk about ADHD awareness, we tend to talk about it as a continuous, ongoing process. Awareness is something we raise or spread or improve, not
Like ADHD parent, like ADHD child? We know, generally, that ADHD does run in families. Maybe you’ve heard about an adult who found out they had ADHD by
Learning to play a musical instrument can be a highly rewarding endeavor if you have ADHD. It’s creative, it’s hands-on, and it can help fight boredom, the ADHD
