Education is the Key to ADHD Coaching (608)
ADDCA In The News | ADHD Education
October 5th, 2010 10:40 am ET.
by Jane Tolman of Albany ADHD Examiner
Education is key to ADHD coaching says top Albany ADHD coach:
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ADDCA Coach Graduate Andrew Lewis Recieves Top ADHD Blog Award (913)
Announcements | Coaches in Action
Andrew Lewis, ACG, an ADHD coach in the United Kingdom and an alumnus of the ADD Coach Academy has been awarded the 2010 Top 20 Blog award for his outstanding contributions to educating the ADHD public with his internet platform: SimplyWellbeing ADHD Blog.
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Do You Really Know Your ADHD? (732)
ADHD Education
ADHD is the most publicized and most understood disorder in the USA and maybe in the world. With all the media hype that is being disseminated to the public, there still are a number of negative messages that are clouding the truth about ADHD.
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Simply ADHD Course - Living Successfully with ADHD (349)
ADHD Education
The path to any success with ADHD begins with understanding your own ADHD. How and where it manifests so that you can learn and plan how to manage it. Step in to the Simply ADHD Course to awaken the Successful ADHDer in you or someone you love!
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The Lens You Use to Observe Your ADHD (831)
ADHD Education
A recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association, indicates that adults with ADHD might benefit from CBT (also referred to as talk therapy).
The most common treatment for adult ADHD is medications like Adderall and Ritalin. But medication isn’t always enough.
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Discomfort with Silence (60202)
ADHD Education
Lately, I have been observing people in conversations more than I ever have before; and what I have noticed is most people are very uncomfortable with silence.
Whether you are at a restaurant with friends, listening to a lecture or simply having a conversation with a friend, I sense there is an underlying pressure that most people feel to fill the space of silence. You perceive a void and feel responsible for creating some sort of response because the silence makes you squirm in your mind and body.
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What You Pay Attention to Grows (2596)
ADHD Education
This small statement is the foundation upon which I have built my most successful coaching principles. If you are not aware of what you pay attention to on a daily basis, you will not be aware of what is growing or not growing in your life.
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Rituals that Rev Up My Writing Engine ** (530)
ADHD Education
Part of the journey with my own ADHD was discovering specific rituals I do when I want to ignite my internal writer.
One of them is exercise.
It has a way of slowing down the velocity of my thoughts, especially when I am having a brainstorming session that usually results in a bombardment of creative ideas that can be very difficult to process.
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Procrastination Paralyzes Progress (505)
ADHD Education
When you believe that every action you take must have a perfect outcome and you don’t achieve that outcome, you will automatically label it a failure.
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What Percy Jackson and the Olympians Can Teach Us about ADHD (25281)
ADHD Education
When you watch a movie you have the power to suspend reality and imagine anything you want: nothing is impossible. You can even be a demigod with ADHD and dyslexia.
In the debut movie “Percy Jackson and the Olympians: The Lightning Thief,” Percy is a 17 year old high school boy with ADHD and dyslexia struggling with school, and getting into lots of trouble. Unbeknownst to him, he is also the son of Poseidon, the Greek god of the sea.
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