
"Author Thom Hartmann has laid out a controversial but appealing theory that the characteristics known today as ADHD were vitally important in early hunting societies." — TIME Magazine cover story, July 18, 1994
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Two weeks ago, Britain’s Channel 4 ran an hourlong show titled The Great ADHD Myth? that featured National Health Service psychiatrist Max Pemberton, an ADHD skeptic. The show drew 9,656 complaints from the public — people taking the...
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One of the main myths about people with ADHD is that we just can’t sustain effort.
“She won’t stick with anything.”
“He starts strong and then begins to drift off.”
It would kind of run face-first into a group of people who...
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Louise used to coach entrepreneurs and couples with ADHD issues, and this was always one of her strongest pieces of advice: “Do what you’re good at, and hire out or delegate the rest.”
She learned that from being married to me all t...
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“Executive function” is the big buzzword these days in ADHD circles. Psychology Today defines it:
“Executive function describes a set of cognitive processes and mental skills that help a...
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Back when I first came up with my Hunter/Farmer hypothesis and wrote my first books about it in the 1990s, there were only a few drugs available to help out Hunters stuck in Farmer schools or workplaces. It was basically Ritalin and...
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NY Times bestselling author 34 books in 17 languages & nation's #1 progressive radio host. Psychotherapist, international relief worker. Politics, history, spirituality, psychology, science, anthropology, pre-history, culture, and the natural world.
Sari Solden, M.S, counseled adults with ADHD for 35 years, authored three the books on women's issues, inattentive ADHD, the healing process for adults who grew up with undiagnosed ADHD. She is a prominent keynote speaker.
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