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WARNING…ADD/ADHD Different Perspectives

Published on July 21, 2010 By Catherine

You’re not weird or coldhearted. You have ADD. Your brain focuses on the connections and relationships between things more than on specific bits of information, so you are likely to drift away from a single thought into a complex web of feelings and ideas. Don’t beat yourself up or feel helpless because of it. Blogs [...]

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A Different Type of ADD/ADHD

Published on May 31, 2010 By Catherine

No matter how well my life is going, I always feel vague dissatisfaction; as if I’m not doing something right, or I’m missing some important ingredient that other people have that makes them feel happy. I certainly have no right to complain. I have a good life. But I’m not always happy, but then who [...]

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Memo to Parents from a Child

Published on May 12, 2010 By Catherine

A friend of mine recently shared a poem with me titled “Memo to Parents from a Child.” written by an unknown author. I feel it is worth sharing with all of you – lest we forget what is on the minds of our children during their developmental years. Please keep yourself fit and healthy. I [...]

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WHAT YOU DON’T KNOW ABOUT ADD COULD BE HURTING YOU AND YOUR CHILD

Published on January 10, 2010 By Catherine

 I’m passionate about the needs of a child with ADD/ADHD.  I’m also passionate about the needs of the parents!  These needs can overwhelm families and make home life chaotic.  It doesn’t have to be that way however.   Let me help you by sharing my personal story – a story that covers both parents and children. [...]

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