Teaching with ADHD: How to Leverage Your Creativity for a Successful Career
Three teachers or former teachers with ADHD talk about how they learned to excel at teaching with ADHD.
Three teachers or former teachers with ADHD talk about how they learned to excel at teaching with ADHD.
CEO Zach Booker also praises Midwest as haven for startups GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., April 17, 2023 (Newswire.com) – In two events at the recent SXSW Conference, ADHD Online, the leader in online ADHD testing and assessment, outlined the reasons for its exponential growth and addressed the unspoken prevalence of mental health issues for…
Lindsay hosted a panel on Mental Health & the Entrepreneur at SXSW in Austin, TX on March 10th, 2023. Panel guests included: Zach Booker, CEO and co-founder of Mentavi Health and ADHD Online Keith Brophy, Chief Operating Officer of Mentavi Health and ADHD Online Andrea (dre) Wallace, Founder of Opnr…
Expert recommendations on the vexing question of whether you should reveal to your co-workers and supervisors that you have ADHD.
Summary of earlier ADHD Online blogpost that features expert tips on managing your time with ADHD.
Expert tips on how you can create “productivity zones” at home and work to focus and do your best work.
Update and summary of earlier ADHD Online piece that included tips from three successful professionals with ADHD – on what it takes to excel in your career with ADHD.
Are your employees transitioning back to the office after two-plus years of primarily working from home? They may need time to tweak their in-person work habits, especially if they have ADHD. You can help employees with ADHD reacclimate to the office by creating a supportive workplace culture, helping individuals get…
By Mary Fetzer Clinically reviewed by Dr. Gayle Jensen-Savoie In the United States, approximately 60% of children with ADHD become adults with ADHD, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America. But of the 8 million adults with ADHD, fewer than 20% have been diagnosed or treated. In many…
By Michelle Seitzer There’s plenty of research about the reasons employees with ADHD may struggle in the workplace. But there are also many success stories — stories of workplaces where people without ADHD and people with ADHD work well together. This teamwork helps their organizations succeed — and it’s in…
According to the World Health Organization, adults with untreated ADHD lose on average 22 days of productivity per year. Employees with ADHD are 30% more likely to have chronic employment issues, 60% more likely to be fired from a job, and three times more likely to quit a job impulsively…
By Lisa Fields Clinically reviewed by Dr. Gayle Jensen-Savoie If you struggle to get tasks done at work because of your ADHD, you may wonder if you should disclose your diagnosis. It’s a complex question with no simple answer. Because ADHD is recognized under the Americans with Disabilities Act, disclosing…