ADHD Coach Catherine Mutti-Driscoll talks about the challenges mothers with ADHD face and shares insight from the experts, as well as her own personal experience. Read her perspective and advice, and find out more about her upcoming support group for moms with ADHD.

This month, we’re featuring Paula Jones as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Learn more about Paula’s background, who/what inspires her, and what she enjoys doing in her free time.

ADHD Coach Catherine Mutti-Driscoll looks back on her teen years as a girl with ADHD and provides insight into what it’s like to be someone with ADHD at that vulnerable age. Read her advice on how to support the teenager in your life.

Parent Coach Beth Miller talks about why she’s done away with yearly resolutions in favor of more short-term (more realistic) monthly goal-setting. Read why she thinks this is a more effective method of self-improvement for parents and non-parents alike.

Boredom can be an ADHDer’s worst enemy, but it can also inspire you to embrace the people, settings, and feelings that truly hold your interest. Read more from Head of ADHD Coaching Catherine Mutti-Driscoll on the interest-fuelled ADHD brain.

Dr. Hallowell wants you to fall in love. With what? With whom? That’s up to you! Read his message on the power of love and following your passions.

It’s common to feel nervous about joining an ADHD support group, but after the first session, you’ll be glad you took the plunge. ADHD Coach Catherine shares why these groups are so rewarding and beneficial for people with ADHD.

ADHD Coach Catherine discusses the “ADHD taxes” that people with ADHD are forced to pay due to executive function challenges (for example, lost time spent looking for items and/or money spent replacing them). Read her tips on how to cope with these additional costs (both financial and mental/emotional costs).

As we slowly emerge from COVID-era isolation, many children are finding it hard to shed their pandemic-related fears and return to “normal” life. Hallowell Todaro founder Lesley Todaro provides her advice for how parents can help their children cope.

Take a step back and focus on the positive! Parent Coaches Peggy and Sally talk about how to praise and nourish your child’s positive traits rather than focusing on everything they do wrong. Read their tips and insight.