If others don’t accept your ways of doing things (862)

ADHD Quotes

If others don’t accept your ways of doing things because of your ADHD wiring, how do you ignore their judgments and embrace your uniqueness?  

You do this by remembering no two human brains are alike. We have trillions of ways we process information to makes sense of our world. So when someone does not accept the unique way you do things, you have to remind yourself they are simply ignorant of the neurodiverse nature of the unique brain wiring you possess. Being different for you is demonstrating your creative, evocative, genuine ways. It is authentic way you express yourself.

Great holiday gift for someone struggling with ADHD (566)

It is in our unique differences that we will find our greatest strengths… (791)

ADHD Quotes

You possess a unique brain wring consisting of trillions of different ways you process and understand your world.

Identify the two or three you naturally excel and express them daily to make them even stronger. 

ADHD Tip: What Doesn’t Work for Those with ADD (2005)

ADHD Education | David Giwerc

Knowing what works for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder is just as important as knowing what does not work.

A Glimpse of the Inattentive Mind (2113)

ADDCA In The News | ADHD Education

In this episode, ATR Radio interviews Barbara Luther, ADDCA's Director of Training talks about her inattentive mind; what she witnesses as she pays attention to her thoughts, her unique challenges and more.

More Then Enough (1178)

ADHD Education | Coaches in Action

This is an original piece of music by ADDCA coach Frank Coppola. It came from a desire to overcome ADHD.

ADHD Motivation: Three Approaches to Change Behavior (706)

ADDCA graduates Jeff Copper and Kirsten Milliken interview Dr. Jeffrey Katz on three common approaches used to address behavior from a clinical perspective. It includes conventional behavior management, positive behavioral intervention and support, and collaborative problem solving.

The Paradoxes of ADHD (12800)

ADHD Education

ADHD is a paradox of opposite abilities and behaviors that resonate at more intense levels than in those who do not have ADHD. Paradox is the coexistence of seemingly contradictory qualities or phases.

Take My Hand - A New Musical Piece (1517)

ADHD Education | Coaches in Action

This is an original piece of music created by ADDCA student Kris Moauro and his musical producer Pete Palazzolo. 

Among other things, research shows people with ADHD have more creativity. This music piece is an example of that creativity and stemmed from it's creators desire to overcome their ADHD and inspire others to do the same. 

ADHD Heroes by Judy Brenis (1543)

Coaches in Action

ADHD Heroes, by ADDCA graduate Judy Brenis, AAC, shatters the notion that ADHD is a weakness.  

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