I’ll be speaking on “Adult ADHD & Executive Functions” in Springfield MA, Poughkeepsie NY, and Albany NY in December. The seminars are for continuing education credits (CEUs) for health professionals, but anyone is welcome to register. The seminars run from 8am to 4pm, with a lunch break and two short breaks. 12/5 Springfield MA Click [...]

I’ll be presenting on Friday – “Smart Money Management and ADHD”, and Saturday – College Success and ADHD. Register for CHADD’s annual conference at this link: http://www.chadd.org/Content/CHADD/Conferences_Training/Annual_Conference/default.htm Hope to see you there! Where else can you see 25 people attempt to board one elevator simultaneously? And wait until you see the line at the hotel [...]

I’ll be presenting “Making the Grade with AD/HD: The Path to College Success” on 10/5 (next week!) at the Virtual ADHD Conference. Other presenters include Edward Hallowell MD, Daniel Amen MD, and Patricia O. Quinn MD (who wrote the Foreword for my book Adult ADD: A Guide for the Newly Diagnosed). For more information on [...]

Once again, Smithsonian is hosting “Museum Day”. Get free admission to a variety of museums throughout the U.S. Just click here: http://www.smithsonianmag.com/museumday/venues/ Tweet This Post

The Metropolitan Museum of Art just “opened” an exhibit of – wait for it – 19th Century paintings of open windows. Yes, open windows. Now here’s the super exciting part – some of the windows are open open, and some of them are open and closed at the same time. I know. Amazing. (It actually [...]

Just wanted to let everyone know about a interview I’m doing tonight: Date: Tonight (2/16) Time: 8pm EST Interview: “The Impact of ADHD on Your Finances” on Attention Talk Radio You can listen to the show live at www.attentiontalkradio.com. There will also be a recorded version available. Tweet This Post

Thanks to @drmardy on Twitter for letting the Twitterverse (Twitter universe) know it was Carl Rogers’ birthday today! Here are 6 amazing things that Carl Rogers gave us: 1. Person-Centered Therapy This is the big one, Rogers’ therapy raison d’etre. Person-Centered Therapy advocated for Unconditional Positive Regard, use of a reflective technique, and a more [...]

Here are some recommendations for your 2011. Feel free to add your own. 1. Move. Even if that means just parking further away from your office and hoofing it to the front door. I hesitate to use the word “exercise”, since that word has negative connotations for people. Here it is in a nutshell: Moving [...]

The eclipse will be from 1:33 am to 5:01 am EST tonight. It will be a “long and drawn out” eclipse according to MSNBC. 2:45 to 3am EST is the peak time for the eclipse. What’s interesting about a full lunar eclipse is that it can be viewed from any location. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/40754925/ns/technology_and_science-space/ NASA recommends this [...]

I just finished an interview Dr. Rory Stern about my new book “ADD and Your Money”. One thing I mentioned repeatedly during the interview is the importance of delegating. No man is an island. ~ John Donne We aren’t expected to do everything on our own. And when you have ADHD, you may be even [...]