Kaleidoscope “Perspectives”
Our brains interpret the world in wonderfully diverse ways, shaped not only by our upbringings and experiences but also by the unique way each brain operates. This intricate interplay creates a vibrant kaleidoscope of thoughts and perceptions, reminding us of the beauty in our differences and the richness they bring to our shared human experience.
I hear this a lot: “Everyone has ADHD nowadays.”
It usually comes up casually. Someone forgets somet...
For a long time, ADHD was described through a very narrow lens, usually the restless, disruptive, “c...
I didn’t come to ADHD understanding through a textbook.
I came to it through my own children, and la...
One of the most common things I hear from parents is: “We thought things were getting better… but no...
When I meet new clients with ADHD, my first step after hearing their unique stories and collecting i...
My husband and I traveled last week with friends to Colorado to see one of our favorite groups – The...
Warning! This post raises a lot of emotions, questions and controversy! I know this because I have s...
In my last blog, I started the conversation about what ADHD is and what it isn’t. Before I continue ...
When you hear ADHD, many things come to mind. Many of us remember “that kid” in elementary school wh...
In my work with families and individuals impacted by attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)...
Happy New Year and welcome to my new Blog!
I’m sitting here in my office looking out my window at th...
