ADHD and Conflicts in Style

By Jeff Copper, MBA, PCC, PCAC, CPCC, ACG – September 19, 2022

Working with those with ADHD, I find they have a certain processing style that varies by individual. While this is not ADHD specific, those with ADHD are more dependent on a more dominant style. It’s a common occurrence in those with ADHD, as they have a working memory issue in how they process things. Let me give you an example. Continue reading “ADHD and Conflicts in Style”

The Challenges of ADHD in Our Self-Centered World

By Jeff Copper, MBA, PCC, PCAC, CPCC, ACG – September 5, 2022

If you’ve got ADHD and truly observe your behavior, you might come to realize that thinking is effortful. It’s very challenging for people with ADHD to actually pause and engage their thinking mind to override their automatic responses. There is value in doing that if you actually make that happen. Continue reading “The Challenges of ADHD in Our Self-Centered World”