Ellis Berkowitz, LCSW has been working with kids and adults with ADHD for the last 24 years. His practice is located at Elm Center Counseling & Consultation Services in York, Pennsylvania. As a professional …
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Month: May 2016
Living Life Uncontained is Better Than Boredom
It’s estimated that of all of the people that have ADHD, 85% of them are undiagnosed. My guest today may be one of those people, but we don’t know. What we do know is, that …
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Questioning ADHD as the Issue
Awhile back, me and my friend, Eric Willhelm, were talking about our busy lives and he mused, “Doesn’t everyone have ADHD?” That started me thinking about how probably lots of people wonder and are questioning ADHD …
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Chasing Kites in Childhood with ADHD
Have you wondered what childhood with ADHD is like? If you don’t have it yourself, I recommend Tom Nardone’s book, Chasing Kites, to help you gain perspective. In his memoir, beginning with Kindergarten, he takes …
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ADHD Sensitivity & RSD
One characteristic common in ADHD is extreme sensitivity, perhaps including Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD). According to Dr. William Dodson, an ADHD expert with a private practice in Colorado, he’s created a 19th question after the …
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Your ADHD Advantage
Have you found your ADHD advantage? Peter Shankman has and is doing all he can to get the word out. Check out his blog/podcast, Faster Than Normal, which features ADHD success stories such as his. Along …
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ADHD Isn’t Real
Laura Stoker is no stranger to people who think ADHD isn’t real. You see, she used to be one of those people. But then she discovered differently and began sharing her story in hopes that …
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Celebrating Mother’s Day with SuperADDmom
Mother’s Day guilt plagues many ADHD moms who already question if they are good enough. When reality is sometimes the laundry isn’t done and sometimes dinner is bologna sandwiches, how do we embrace this day …
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Parenting, ADHD & Parenting Abroad
What do parenting, ADHD & Parenting Abroad (the podcast) have in common? Jennifer Zoll Langkjaer. She’s learned through her life’s experiences what she likes and what she doesn’t, but recently, she’s discovered that when she …
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A Mission Greater Than Yourself & Your ADHD
When a mom advises to find “a mission greater than yourself,” it may seem she’s referring to motherhood. When Amber Elizabeth Jumper says it, she’s talking about motherhood and more! Amber Elizabeth has found …
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