We all want to be thoughtful about what we put into our bodies. Medication isn’t the right choice for everyone, but understanding the full picture—including the risks of not taking medication—is essential for making an informed decision. Our new eBook, Impact of Not Taking ADHD Medications, explores these long-term effects in depth, offering insights as related by Rick Green from his Totally ADD video series with experts and real-world experiences to help you weigh your options with confidence. Get your copy today and empower yourself with the knowledge you need to make the best decision for your health and future. Your journey to clarity starts here. GET YOUR COPY TODAY!The debate surrounding ADHD and stimulant medications has persisted since 1937, remaining one of the most contentious discussions in the medical and mental health communities. Opinions on the subject are strong, and misinformation is widespread. That’s why Jeff Copper just released his eBook, Long-Term Effects of Stimulant Medications. It’s a transcript of his conversation with Dr. Andrew Cutler, an unbiased expert—someone who wasn’t influenced by pharmaceutical companies, advocacy groups, or personal agendas. It’s not medical advice, but a tool to help you make informed decisions about ADHD treatment. We hope you find it valuable. GET YOUR COPY TODAY!
Got ADHD? Are you looking for strategies, tips, and tools? Are you drowning in a sea of strategies, meaning most don’t seem to work? Ever wonder why that is? Join Jeff Copper at the 2025 Women’s Palooza March 18, 2025, as he talks about “Why Strategies Don’t Work,” explains the phenomenon, makes an argument for problem-solving, and shares an ADHD Six Sigma approach that can revolutionize how you approach your procrastination list! Register HERE!
Tune in to this episode of Grandma Has ADHD as host Jami Shapiro chats with ADHD coach and thought leader Jeff Copper. They dive into how ADHD manifests in older adults, the impact of aging on executive function, and why so many seniors are just now uncovering their ADHD. Don’t miss this insightful conversation! LISTEN NOW… “Never Too Late for Lightbulbs.”
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