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An Open Letter To My Wife, From My ADHD

Updated: April 21, 2025 File Under: Relationships By Nick Eubanks 1 Comments
*This post is a response to An Open Letter to My Husband’s ADHD To My Wife, While it’s hard to put into words; I do realize how difficult I am. It is not my intention to be this way – ...Read More

ADHD Myths

Updated: April 22, 2025 File Under: ADD Awareness By Courtney Cosby 1 Comments
Despite much research into ADHD and attempts to increase awareness of the disorder, many myths surrounding ADHD still exist. These can lead to issues with people seeking help, as well as increases in low self-esteem and negative associations regarding challenges ...Read More

ADHD is Different for Women

Updated: April 21, 2025 File Under: ADD Awareness By Courtney Cosby 1 Comments
For many years, ADHD was considered something which mainly affected boy, and rarely girls. This attitude has continued into adulthood where despite the increasing awareness of adult ADHD, it’s only been recently that the unique challenges that women face has ...Read More

Episode 2 with Alex Urevick-Ackelsberg, CEO of Zivtech

Updated: April 21, 2025 File Under: The ADD Entrepreneur Podcast By Nick Eubanks
Hey everybody, welcome to episode number two of The A.D.D. Entrepreneur. Today I am thrilled to be joined by Alex Urevick-Ackelsberg, the Founder of Zivtech, a Philly-based digital strategy company specializing in application and product development, who also obviously happens ...Read More

Attention Deficit Disorder in the Elderly

Published: March 14, 2017 File Under: ADD Awareness By Vincent Valvo 2 Comments
Yep, you read that right. You’re probably thinking “Attention Deficit Disorder in the elderly? I thought only children were diagnosed with that” You are right in your thinking. Until recently, Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) was widely thought to be a ...Read More

ADHD and Executive Function

Updated: April 21, 2025 File Under: ADD Awareness By Courtney Cosby
During the beginning of the last century, ADHD was commonly seen as a condition which had resulted from brain damage in the child. This model was rejected in latter half of the 20th Century, going out of fashion by the ...Read More

Most Common Myths & ADHD Stereotypes

Updated: April 22, 2025 File Under: ADD Awareness By Courtney Cosby 3 Comments
Despite much publicity over the last two decades, ADHD is still a condition that’s widely misunderstood. The common stereotype of the ‘naughty, uncontrollable child,’ still prevails among many people. Even when this stereotype isn’t being reinforced by lack of education, ...Read More

Episode 1 with Ross Fruin, Co-Founder of SearchLogic

Updated: April 21, 2025 File Under: The ADD Entrepreneur Podcast By Nick Eubanks
[powerpress] To kick off The ADD Entrepreneur Podcast, I interview Ross Fruin, Co-Founder of Portland, OR based direct-response marketing agency, SearchLogic. My favorite quote from this episode is: We live in a world where our education system has not evolved ...Read More

ADD and Depression

Updated: April 21, 2025 File Under: ADD Awareness By Nick Eubanks 5 Comments
First The Bad News Depression is estimated to be 2.7 times more prevalent among adults with attention deficit and hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) than among the general adult population. The above statement was first written by Dr. Carl Sherman, Ph.D. in ...Read More

5 Foods To Avoid When You Have ADD

Published: January 12, 2017 File Under: Diet By Nick Eubanks 7 Comments
What if I told you there are common foods that actually magnify your ADD and ADHD? When I say common I mean really common, as in foods you probably eat every month (if not every week). I didn’t believe it ...Read More