I am thankful I am a mom, with ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder). I am thankful I received a proper diagnosis for ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder) when I was thirty five years old. I am thankful for 2 healthy ADD/ADHD children. What are you thankful for?

The holidays or as I like to refer to them the Holi-daze can be overwhelming for people with ADD or Attention Deficit Disorder. Find out how to cope.

Applied Chaos is a good way to explain how it feels to live with Attention Deficit Disorder or ADD, or live with someone who has ADD or ADHD. I do not consider ADD as a disorder. Find out how ADD can be a blessing.

Do you fidget? Find out how to control fidgeting.

Are you over run by clothes and other seasonal items in and around your home? By the time you find your winter clothes is it time to take out the summer ones again? Read here to find out how to tame seasonal clutter.

The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fourth Edition (DSM-IV) is the essential manual for diagnosing and treating mental illness. Do you understand DSM-IV multi-axis system? If not please read my article.

What happens to the adults in a child's life, if a child diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactive Disorder (AD/HD) is thought to be medicated with a stimulant but in reality is receiving a placebo? Read my article to find out.

The three types of AD/HD are Inattentive, Hyperactive/Impulsive or a combination of both the Inattentive and Hyperactive types. Determining which type of AD/HD depends on the symptoms experienced by an individual. Find out more by reading my article on Ad/HD.

When you have ADD/ADHD there is sense of organization amongst the many piles of paper in the home, yet, I recently realized how sad my organization system is when I was able to find mt 7 year old Hunter ceiling fan owner's manual faster than my daughter’s birth certificate.

Research shows ADD/ADHD teens are 2 to 4 times more likely to have an accident than non-ADD teens, and recently the University of Virginia determined the type of stimulant medication an ADD/ADHD teen uses may increase/decrease the teen’s chance of having an accident. Read my article to see why.