ADHD Center for Success

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CoachRudy will interview Raye Rufty, owner of the “AT  YOUR  SERVICE  Custom Decluttering, Organizing & Concierge”. Raye will share tips and strategies for organizing and de-cluttering your home and office. Raye has 25+ years of experience in various administrative and management positions keeping herself and very busy professionals organized and functioning at the top of their game.  For over five years in business she has done the same whether setting up effective administrative “systems” for small businesses and home offices or  helping clients declutter and organize their homes to live more simplified lives.

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for your complimentary 30-min ADD consultation

Tel: 828-681-7100

Email: coachrudy@adhdcenterforsuccess.com

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~CoachRudy – Asheville, NC

Comments from a listener of the WCQS Radio show last night. The listener also
shared some helpful resources regarding ADHD.  Thank you to ‘RD’

Comments & Resources -

Listened to Evening Rounds last night and had a couple of resources I’ve
found useful.

I have almost no tolerance for self help books but the 2 new books by Ari
Tuckman seem to be well researched and current. One is geared toward
clinicians and the other toward ADD patients.
 
“Integrative Treatment for Adult ADHD” for clinicians but I found it interesting. 

“More Attention, Less Deficit: Success Strategies for Adults with ADHD”  This
one is fairly common sense stuff but it is designed to be read in small bits and
in any order so it works well for those of us who don’t focus well.

Many of the articles and sections of these are both available in pdf form on
his website.  I took the medication summary to my Dr. with me just for reference.

There is also a research study published as “ADHD in Adults: What the Science
Says” by Russell Barkley.  They track a group of Adults diagnosed as children
and a group of clinically referred (adult diagnosis).  It’s a large series of research methods and findings so not super ADD friendly but might prove interesting to
you.

Thanks for helping get the issue out there and debunk the “myth” status it has.

Comments by:’ RD’

In recognition and in support of AD/HD Awareness, the ADHD Center for Success has planned its own campaign to contribute to the awareness of adults with AD/HD.

Schedule of Events:

>Tues, Sept 22 – WCQS Radio Interview

Join David Hurrand of WCQS Radio [Asheville] as he interviews CoachRudy Rodriguez about adults with ADD/ADHD.  *CLICK for more info*

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>Wed, Sept 23 – FREE Seminar: “Understanding Adult ADHD”

CoachRudy will present a 1-hr seminar in Asheville aimed at increasing awareness of ADHD and ADD.  *CLICK for more info*

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>Tues, Sept 29 – TeleSeminar re: ADD/ADHD and Clutter

CoachRudy will interview Raye Rufty, owner of the “At Your Service Custom Concierge, De-cluttering & Organizing”.  *CLICK for more info*

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~CoachRudy – Asheville, NC

Should it be a surprise to anyone that adults with ADD struggle with ‘boring’ tasks? It appears there is now evidence based research to address this issue.

Adults with ADHD have long stated they have a difficult time paying attention to and completing boring tasks. One recent study may have backed up that claim with scientific data.

The study was completed at the National Institute on Drug Abuse by Nora D. Volkow M.D. and her colleagues. A preliminary report of the study was reported in the September 2, 2009 issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association.

CLICK HERE - to read entire article

~CoachRudy –  Asheville, NC

In the spirit of ADD Awareness, it’s helpful to increase the awareness and understanding of ADD/ADHD and how it manifests in adults.

Many people are already aware of ADD/ADHD in children but are often surprised that adults may experience ADD/ADHD as well. More to the point, it is important to understand how ADD/ ADHD can present differently in adults as compared with the more familiar childhood presentation.

I wanted to share an informative article written by one of my colleagues, Eileen Bailey. You can read this article: “How ADHD Symptoms Manifest in Adults” and other articles she has published in www.healthcentral.com/adhd.

To read: “How ADHD Symptoms Manifest in Adults” – CLICK HERE

More about ADHD in Adults

If you’d like to learn more about ADHD in adults, go to my link at: http://adhdcenterforsuccess.com/blog/awareness or go to: http://adhdcenterforsuccess.com/blog/understanding-adult-adhd/

Contact Coach Rudy TODAY

~CoachRudy – Asheville, NC

September has been designated as a National Awareness Campaign for AD/HD.

Many people continue to think of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADD/ADHD) as a condition that only affects children, and primarily impacts school and learning. In truth, it is now widely understood that ADD/ADHD can persist throughout a person’s lifetime, and can affect every aspect of one’s efforts to build and sustain relationships.

In recognition and in support of AD/HD Awareness, the ADHD Center for Success has planned it’s own campaign to contribute to the awareness of adults with AD/HD.

• Follow this blogsite to read a series of articles re adult AD/HD
• Attend a FREE public Seminar – “Understanding Adult ADHD”
• Join David Hurrand (WCQS) for a live radio interview regarding  adults with ADHD
• … and stay tuned for more offerings during the month.

The ADHD Center for Success is committed to helping raise the public’s understanding of the impact that AD/HD can have on one’s personal life, intimate & social relationships, college, personal finances, workplace effectiveness and other aspects of adult life.

Please visit this site regurarly during September to learn more about AD/HD in adults.

~ CoachRudy – Asheville, NC