ADHD Wellness Center with the MD with ADHD Dr Dawn Brown
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We are all distracted by our smartphones probably more than we’d like to admit — social media is just full of mindless entertainment! Hours can go by in the blink of an eye. This can happen to anyone, and this also holds true for adults with ADHD. While apps won’t…Read more
The short answer: they’re the same thing. It’s a little more complicated than that, of course. Essentially, ADD and ADHD are versions of the same condition. Attention-Deficit Disorder, or ADD, is a bit dated and used to refer to the symptoms that had to do with listening and managing…Read more
As we made it into the first part of this new year, many people have been planning their yearly resolutions. Everything you want to do better than the previous year. Most of the time, these are dramatic changes like an intense exercise routine to get fit, a packed calendar designed…Read more
Sensory Processing Disorder, or SPD, relates to how our brain processes information from the senses. Children with Sensory Processing Disorder don’t have a sight or hearing impairment, the input from the senses is generally the same as ours. Rather, it is all down to how the brain interprets the signals…Read more
It’s safe to assume that anyone with a smartphone has a chance of getting sidetracked, whether it’s because of a news alert or a social media notification. The same holds true for adults with ADHD. But what if the same device that’s delivering these distractions could be a resource to…Read more
As we made it into the first part of this new year, many people have been planning their yearly resolutions. Everything you want to do better than the previous year. Most of the time, these are dramatic changes like an intense exercise routine to get fit, a packed calendar designed to get the most … Read more about Daily Habits for Better Mental Health
There are many reasons that somebody may consider getting a pet. Mostly, it is because a furry or scaly critter in your home will simply make you happier. After all, how could you not smile at a puppy running in circles after its own tail, a fish making funny faces towards you, or an adorable … Read more about Do Pets Help with Mental Health?
During college, it is more important than ever for students to focus on personal mental health. New freshmen may struggle with the challenge of all the new responsibilities of being on your own for the first time and having your academic performance matter more than ever before. These aspects of the … Read more about How can university students take care of personal mental health?
Our mood is affected by many different environmental elements, including the current weather conditions. You may have noticed yourself the extra pep in your step when the sun is shining bright and the contrasting way that darker days might make you feel down. These minor mood shifts can make an … Read more about Weather Conditions and Mental Health
Perfectionists accept nothing less than perfection from themselves. Where it matters to them, if it’s not perfect, it’s not enough. Some can’t settle for less than perfect at school or work, but are more carefree at home. Others might obsess over perfect appearances even if they don’t need to give a … Read more about The Problem with Perfectionism
A looming deadline, a boss that doesn’t stop nagging for updates, or a coworker whose comments can seem more like politely-worded insults: at some point or another, we all experience stress related to work. When it’s a rare occurrence for crunchtime, we can power through and recover during the more … Read more about Workplace Stress and Its Effects
Our bodies need the right types of food and the proper nutrients to function well and feel the best we can, not just physically, but also mentally. With a well-chosen diet, we don’t just strengthen our bodies, but also, fortify our minds. On the other hand, a poor diet can be detrimental to … Read more about Food and Mental Health
Getting your life organized can be a tedious process for most people, and if you have ADHD, it might seem even more daunting. But it’s not impossible! Here are some tips to help organize your life in a way that will make it easier to manage your ADHD tendencies. Keep ONE … Read more about How To Get Organized With ADHD
Is ADHD Correlated to Anxiety? If you’ve been diagnosed with ADHD, you might notice an overlap of common symptoms like hyperactivity, impulsiveness, irritability, and so on. As it turns out, people with ADHD are more prone to experience symptoms that coexist with other psychiatric … Read more about The Relationship Between ADHD and Anxiety
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition which can cause mild to severe emotional dysregulation among children and adults without proper treatment. Common symptoms of ADHD include: impulsivity, inattention, hyperactivity, and issues regarding mental focus and … Read more about The Link Between ADHD and Depression
School can present challenges for any child in a variety of ways. If your child or a student you teach has attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), school and homework can become even more of a challenge. ADHD is a condition that emerges in children and is identified by issues with impulse … Read more about Helping ADHD Children with School
Almost five percent of Americans have ADHD, with numbers varying between four and nine percent across different age ranges for children and adults. That’s a lot. That means almost one in every twenty people you meet could have ADHD or associated symptoms. But it’s important to remember that … Read more about How to Get an Official ADHD Diagnosis
