The definition of guilt is awareness of wrongdoing, fact of wrongdoing, legal culpability. When it comes to families with ADHD guilt seems to be the gift that keeps on giving. Here are some of the common perceptions of a parent’s guilt. I am guilty that I caused this behavior somehow. It must be my fault Read more about Guilt and ADHD[…]
As a parent with children with ADD, I know that ADD medication can be confusing and at times even scary. However, just a few days ago, (Oct. 3, 2012) it was reported that there is a new extended release liquid medication for those individuals that have a hard time to swallow pills. Here is an Read more about FDA OK’s a new ADD medication[…]
College is a time of making great friends, life long memories and moving into the world of adulthood. The average person looks back on this time with fondness and a time was just a little simpler. For the ADD student it can be a very different experience. When the quantity of information becomes too much Read more about Time Management and College Students – Is that possible?[…]
No one can really understand the loneliness that comes with living with or being a person with ADHD. If you have a child with this neurological challenge, then you know the looks that come your way when you go onto a school campus trying to be your child’s advocate. The perceptions is that you are Read more about ADHD families have a feeling of alienation from school extended family members, and society at large. #5 in a series[…]