Can a Service Dog Be an Alternative Treatment for People With ADHD?
Yes, a properly trained service dog can help those with ADHD. Dogs offer many benefits like compassion, security, and unconditional love. When trained, they can also serve many roles including mental health support.
How can you stop this cycle of always being late and improve your time management?
It happens all too often. You know there’s a deadline, doctor’s appointment, meeting, or date with a friend. But every time you find yourself running late and always apologizing for being late. It’s not a great feeling but what can you do?
Ways to Boost Your Productivity when you have ADHD
Trouble concentrating, inability to focus and difficulty sustaining attention are symptoms of ADHD. Living with ADHD can be challenging. There are endless distractions that keep you from doing what needs to be done. If you start your day off with a to-do list, does anything get crossed off?
Successful Money Management with ADHD
Procrastination, disorganization, and impulsivity are symptoms of ADHD that can be challenging when working on mundane tasks such as personal finances. By tracking your spending habits, creating a budget, and getting organized you can tackle this task head-on each time.