ADHD Tools and Supports: Could They Have Helped My Dad?

It’s June! To me, that means Father’s Day and my dad’s birthday, had he not committed suicide back in 1987.  So, it wasn’t my favorite month, until I married. It’s much more fun to celebrate …

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ADHD Dad

A Chicken in the Wind … by an ADHD Dad

– by Frank South How I came to write the book, A Chicken in the Wind and How He Grew – Stories from an ADHD Dad, an eight year accident. I didn’t mean to do …

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I Have ADHD, There It Is

I Have ADHD, There It Is

Hi. My name is Andrew, and I have ADHD. It’s not something I’ve always been comfortable saying nor always been willing to admit. But there it is. I’d like to take you on the journey …

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Struggling with Fatherhood

ADHD and Wrestling with Fatherhood

Wrestling with fatherhood? Often, men don’t know what their love and passion for their kids should look like. Matt Woodrum wants to help with that. After a challenging early beginning in life, Matt was adopted …

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million-miles-a-minute

Million-Miles-a-Minute with ADHD

Artist, Musician, Writer, Humorist, Audio Tech/Engineer; join me with “Million-Miles-a-Minute” Charles Newby of Charles at Large on YouTube. Father, husband, age 32. Born and raised in the beautiful Chattanooga Valley in Tennessee. First, Charles shares …

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Fathers Mental Health

International Fathers Mental Health Day Includes ADHD

Welcome, Mark Williams, founder International Fathers Mental Health Day. #INTFatherMHDay #dadsmhday Listen, as he details his path to its creation. And, while this is the official day’s second year, Mark has been on my show …

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Non-ADHD Kid

Growing Up as the Non-ADHD Kid

“Growing up as the non-ADHD kid in a family with ADHD sounds like a challenge. It was, but not for the reasons you’d think.”   Below, is an excerpt from an article published in ADDitude …

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ADHD Family Management

Introducing a Solution to ADHD Family Management

Is there a single solution to ADHD family management? After all, the problems are vary and are complex. Listen today, as we discuss a new one, ‘I Got This’.   There’s a lot to organize …

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The Credit Goes to ADHD

Credit Goes to ADHD

Listen in, as Dan Galloway, and I, co-create my first backwards-style interview! Okay, so I introduce him at the end of the show, perhaps the credit goes to ADHD!   Dan wants folks to understand …

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Undiagnosed ADHD Child

The Undiagnosed ADHD Child: Reflections From Forty Years Later

ENCORE EPISODE Mark Williams was the undiagnosed ADHD child growing up. He didn’t really believe he was “thick and stupid” as he was called. But his anxiety and dyslexia looked like emotional and learning problems making childhood difficult. …

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