Been Living with ADHD For a While?

If you have being diagnosed with ADHD for a while, the initial shock has probably faded away.  You might have done lots of research and have a good understanding of what ADHD is.  If you are struggling a little to understand how to live your best life with ADHD, don’t worry, you are in the right place. ADHD affects everyone slightly differently, so you might be figuring out how ADHD shows up for you. You might also be surprised that some of the things that you thought were just part of you are actually related to ADHD – even seemingly small things like opening your mail, or doing housework. You might also be trying to determine what symptoms are related to ADHD, or what symptoms are related to a co-existing condition such as PTSD, a learning disorder, anxiety or depression.

Here Are Some Articles That You Might Find Helpful.

Does Your Boss Make ADHD Worse? Can’t Fall Asleep, Then Struggle To Wake Up In The Morning? Don’t Let The Naysayers Stop You What if The People in Your Life Aren’t Supportive?

ADHD Book

My book, Untapped Brilliance: How to Reach Your Full Potential As An Adult With ADHD would also be helpful.  It’s a step-by-step guide for managing your ADHD symptoms naturally.  It has helped thousands of readers, even ones that don’t usually like reading. 🙂

5 Ways To Master Your ADHD Strengths

There is also a free mini book you can download called ‘5 Ways to Master Your ADHD Strengths.’ Just pop you name and email address in the box below and it will be delivered straight to your inbox! You are also agreeing to our Privacy Policy

Are You a Student With ADHD?

Some students don’t realize that they have ADHD until they start university and their grades dip below their usual average.  Their struggles at university prompt them to look for answers and that is when they discover their ADHD diagnosis.

Even students who have known they had ADHD for years encounter new and often unexpected challenges now that they are studying at a higher academic level.

As well as doing all the things that non-students can do to treat and manage ADHD, there are some student specific things you can do to make help you get great grades.

Here Are Some Articles and Videos To Help.

10 Tips for ADHD Students

The 5 Must-Have Items for ADHD Students

5 Ways To Pay Attention in Class

If have moved away from home for the first time, learning how to do day-to-day living activities in ADHD-friendly ways is also helpful. Here are some articles to help with this

An ADHD Friendly Way to Meal Plan

ADHD and Grocery Shopping 

How to Do Your Laundry When You Have ADHD 

Why It’s Important To Make Your Bed When You Have ADHD

Mini Book

You might also like this mini book called ‘How to Get Great Grades When You Have ADHD’

Remember that even though studying is the hardest thing you will ever have to do when you have ADHD, it is possible to pass your exams. Check out this success story.

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You Don’t Have ADHD Yourself, But Someone You Love And Care About Does

It’s hard to watch someone you love get upset when they are newly diagnosed with ADHD. Or see them frustrated and struggle with activities that come easily to non-ADHDers. Perhaps the most powerful thing you can do to help is learn about ADHD.   The more you understand about the condition, the easier it is for you to know instinctively what would be helpful to your loved one. Plus, learning about ADHD means you understand that your loved ones actions aren’t purposely done to hurt or frustrate you.

Article

There is a must-read article on the blog called ‘ADHD Feels like…’ where eight people describe what ADHD feels like to them. Be sure to read the comments section too as many readers have described what ADHD feels like for them.

ADHD Book

You might also like to get a copy of Untapped Brilliance, How To Reach Your Full Potential As An Adult With ADHD. Many relatives of ADHDers have found the book helpful.

Consult

If you would like to speak to a real person and get some answers to your specific questions, you can book an appointment with me.  Parents find a one-.hour consult invaluable in helping them understand their grown-up child’s ADHD and the actions they as parents can do to help. Spouses, siblings and even best friends have all found this consult helpful. https://untappedbrilliance.com/FamilyMemberConsult

Newsletter

Sign up for the Untapped Brilliance newsletter. It’s free and every week you will receive an insight into the type of challenges that are common for people with ADHD as well as practical ADHD-friendly solutions. You are also agreeing to our Privacy Policy