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ADHD Across the Lifespan

I love working with Adults with ADHD as this is a group of people who although faced with unique challenges, also are known for having an obtuse sense of humor and creative way of viewing the world. After traveling along my own journey of self discovery, I was finally diagnosed later in life and discovered that I was not alone in my unique way of looking at life. After attending CHADD for a few years I began to develop a great fondness for this unique tribe that I connected with. For this reason I have spent a great deal of time studying and keeping abreast of the latest research in this unique area. If you too, love research, then check out the APSARD site for the latest findings. I love Barkley's research, as thorough as can possibly be, however, it is Ned Hallowell's unique spin that I resonate best with! I love to help people find their strengths and assist with how to view problems through a slightly different lens than they have most likely encountered previously. 
Although, having a great sense of humor and positive outlook does not address the chronic problems of untreated Adult ADHD, which can lead to decrease in socioeconomics due to failure to implement great ideas. Learning to identify these tendencies is important in helping individuals and couples learn how to harness the strengths and manage the weaknesses of Adult ADHD.