Usually we’re not trying to be an asshole, and we hold no ill-will towards the person we’re arguing with. In fact we might feel closer to them than other people. So what’s really going on here?
Author: chris
Five Things You Didn’t Know Were ADHD – Part 3: We Dominate Conversations
...many of us will continue to suffer from this kind of impulsivity. I am not one of those people. I’m reserved. Introverted. I don’t tend to blurt. So, imagine my surprise when I find out that I’m equally difficult to talk to.
Relief – Podcast Episode 001
In this episode I sit down with my wife, Jennifer, to talk about what it's like being neuro-typical and married to someone with ADHD, how ADHD affects our household, diagnosis, and how becoming aware of the challenged associated with ADHD has helped us as a family.
5 Things You Didn’t Know Were ADHD – Part 2: Easily Overstimulated
If something is interesting, then we’re hooked. This openness to stimuli can be fantastic, but can also be a problem. It is very common for the stimuli to be too much and cause overwhelm.
5 Things You Didn’t Know Were ADHD – Part 1: Rejection Sensitivity
In some people this will cause an all-out refusal to take responsibility for their actions. In others it will lead to increased negative self-talk, significantly lowered self-esteem, and apprehensiveness.
Hello World
https://youtu.be/hkypROztDlc