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Writer's pictureNina Kramer

ADHD: It’s More Than Just the Squirrel

Updated: Aug 20

Let’s discuss ADHD—no, not the adorable, bushy-tailed kind, but rather Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. You know, the condition that leads to accidentally purchasing five identical pairs of socks online or leaving your keys in the fridge. Yep, that one.

Before we dig in, let’s clarify: ADHD isn’t a superpower (even if it can sometimes feel that way). It’s a neurodevelopmental disorder that influences how your brain operates. Imagine it as having a high-performance sports car with an overly sensitive accelerator. It’s exhilarating, but it can also lead to a few bumps along the way.

The bright side? You’re not alone. Millions around the globe navigate life with ADHD, and there are numerous strategies to manage it. From medication and therapy, to organizational tools and support networks, there’s a solution out there for everyone.


Top 10 Resources for Adults with ADHD:

  1. ADDitude Magazine: Considered an essential resource for adults with ADHD, it’s filled with practical advice, expert insights, and personal experiences.

  2. ADHD Rollercoaster: Gina Pera’s blog provides a humorous and relatable perspective on living with ADHD.

  3. ADHD & Marriage: Because relationships can have their ups and downs, too!

  4. The ADHD Homestead: A blog dedicated to practical strategies for managing ADHD in daily life.

  5. ADD Consults: Terry Matlen shares expert guidance and support for adults coping with ADHD.


Top 10 Resources for Parents of Kids with ADHD:

  1. ADDitude Magazine: Once again, a valuable resource tailored to parents.

  2. Mothering the Storm: This blog offers support and advice for parents raising children with ADHD.

  3. Understood: A website providing resources and information for parents and educators.

  4. CHADD: The Children and Adults with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder website is a trustworthy source of information.

  5. YourTherapyGuide: Offers helpful tips and strategies for parenting children with ADHD.


Keep in mind that ADHD manifests differently in everyone. What works well for one person may not be effective for another. The key is to discover what suits you or your child best and to seek assistance when needed. You’ve got this!


Have any specific questions about ADHD or want to share your own experiences? Write in the comments below



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