Author: Jeff Copper, MBA, PCC, PCAC, CPCC, ACG

Many of those with ADHD constantly seek to be noticed by others. Many don’t realize it is actually their passion. Anna Dutko shares unexpected insight gained fr

Couples in ADHD relationships often struggle, and help is important to get things on track. ADHD marriage consultant Melissa Orlov shares how to get the most ou

Society and those with ADHD are brainwashed to focus on the “what” you are but David Giwerc deconstructs things to understand “who” you are to reveal “what” you

Bored with the dating scene? Ever tried dating yourself? Anna Dutko shares her insight upon self-reflection and inspiration to do 30 dates in 30 days and 100 pu

Stimulant medications for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder have been demonized for decades, and questions abound. Jeff Copper shares where to get hard-t

ADD Crusher Alan Brown discusses how the media, politicians, and corporate America prey upon “lizard brain” for their own self-interests, hijacking decisions by

The ADHD tribe is meeting at the Annual International Conference on ADHD. Dr. Ari Tuckman shares inspiration and information on what to expect at the conference

If you have ADHD and are dating or yearn for a long-term relationship, what’s a good match? What should you look for? What are the challenges? Expert Melissa Or

What should you do if you have ADHD? The answer is often revealed by understanding who you are and what you are all about by learning character strengths and ot

Shifting the mindset is a common denominator of those who successfully manage their ADHD or others who support them. If that is true, why do many say they get i

ADHD can be confusing, even more so if you attend to the wrong things. Caroline Maguire and Jeff Copper discuss basic truths about ADHD, illuminating things tha

Identifying what those with ADHD are good at can be challenging. Caroline Maguire and Jeff Copper discuss how to identify strengths not easily recognized and ca

ADHD coaching can be difficult to understand, and those with ADHD are desperate for simple answers. In the end, simple and desperate are concepts that just don’

Using a magnet as a metaphor in the context of ADHD, we see challenges of self-regulation. A magnet attracts or repels; you can’t change its force, just like th

ADHD and ambiguity equal stuck, and stuck equals procrastination, especially in a job search. What are you good at? What job should you look for? How do you fin

Dr. Clifford Sussman discusses the treatment and the challenges of working with those with ADHD and screen addiction to help them be self-aware and attack the p

Dr. Clifford Sussman discusses the challenge of meeting the evolving need to interact with the world digitally and how it is particularly challenging for those

Do biological issues lend themselves to issues with screen addiction for those with ADHD? Clifford Sussman MD shares insight on the neurophysiology of digital m

Do some ADHD teens just shut down because they won’t or can’t communicate? Experts Dr. Ari Tuckman and Elaine Taylor-Klaus offer insight on a topic that few exp

Adult ADHD expert Linda Walker discusses why the top three productivity strategies recommended by the gurus don’t always work and suggests where to look for eff

People with ADHD flourish with a passion such as sport, dancing, art, coding, flying. But what happens when passion dies? Dr. Michele Toner shares tips on how t

If ADHD is the most studied & researched mental health condition, what innovative new treatments & interventions now being tested do we see on the horizon to he

ADHD and ambiguity equal stuck, and stuck equals procrastination, especially in a job search. What are you good at? What job should you look for? How do you fin

Can using satisfaction, experience, and expectation help those with ADHD move forward and manage their emotions? ADHD expert Dr. Ari Tuckman shares insight on t

Need some effective ways to set up your ADHD teen for success in college? Daniel Koffler offers strategies to launch students into college in a more integrated

Concussion is a familiar term, but what effect do concussions have on those with ADHD? Dr. David A. Baron offers insight around the consequences of concussion i

Can you ever grow out of ADHD? ADDiva Linda Roggli, an expert on ADHD, discusses current research on hormones and cognition and distinguishes the difference bet

It is well known in the ADHD community that it is hard to find a good physician to diagnose and treat ADHD. Dr. Joel Young shares the realities and challenges o

If athletes, musicians, and students use exercises to practice, make a habit, and develop skills to perform, why shouldn’t those with ADHD also engage in exerci

ADHD as an executive functioning issue is a challenge to self-regulation. With puberty and hormonal changes in the mix, children with ADHD find concentration, f

Can learning to mind your manners actually be an attention exercise that can help ADHD kids develop self-regulation skills? Dr. Ari Tuckman shares insight on it

Failure is a key component in the learning process in both the classroom and the school of hard knocks, and it can be brutal to self-esteem. Get the upside and

Professional organizer Leslie Josel of Order Out of Chaos discusses the impact of mental clutter on external organizational systems for those with ADHD who need

When it comes to ADHD, going to sleep is a challenge for many because actually getting to bed is difficult. Self-help books often don’t work, but tips in this s

Diseases can be cured but ADHD is more a state of being, like being female, athletic, or smart. This show looks at ADHD as a genetic trait that has nothing to d

ADHD teens and young adults need executive function skills to succeed in college and beyond; a lack of basic life skills brings trouble, but Kathy Kuhl can help

ADHD is an invisible condition and very much misunderstood but Dan Stabb and Lorena Olvera-Moreno demonstrate the power of active listening using improv trainin

Is it shocking that allergies impact ADHD negatively in day-to-day lives? Dr. Charles Parker explores the impact of allergies and interaction of ADHD stimulants

Dr. Lidia Zylowska discusses the useful practice of mindfulness for those with ADHD, identifies the difference between attention and attitude, and gives tips on

ADHD is an issue of self-regulation with challenges in emotions, attention, and finance. It can be hard for those with ADHD who struggle to move forward and to

When it comes to getting help for ADHD, it is hard because it needs self-regulation to override sudden urges, given corporate America’s ability to prey on the i

Neither coaches nor professionals can help a person with ADHD who is not engaged or is just going through the motions. Is it a lack of interest, motivation, att

Those with ADHD are often accused of perfectionism. Jeff Copper and Carolyn McGuire dig into perfectionism and ADHD and discuss perspectives of those who often

Dr. Kenneth Blum, who coined the term reward deficiency syndrome, shares his insight on the positive impact and correlation among dopamine, working memory, and

Romaney Berson shares insight from the school of hard knocks on navigating the college search to identify available accommodations for ADHD students who will be

Motivation and self-regulation in ADHD are key. You can lead a horse to water but you can’t make him drink. John Willson offers tips to salt the hay to motivate