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Archived Newsletters
- October 2024: Eureka! A Time Management Strategy
- July 2024: An Aha on the Word “Distractible”
- April 2024: ADHD: The 50 Percent Rule
- January 2024: Organizing… A New Way
- October 2023: New Mindset, New Solutions
- July 2023: Are Your Reminders Annoying?
- April 2023: ADHD: It Isn’t Always Easy
- January 2023: How Controversy Speaks to Self-Awareness
- October 2022: Embrace Miscellaneous Organization for Your Ideas
- July 2022: Are Your Reminders Annoying?
- Apr 2022: ADHD: Allergies, Allergy Medications, and Medication Interactions
- Jan 2022: Articulating Complex Concepts—Aha!
- Oct 2021: Escaping Thinking
- July 2021: ADHD: Climbing the Hill for a Better View
- Apr 2021: ADHD & Word Problems: Hate Them or Embrace Them