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• ADHD, Women, And Work: What It’s Like And Ways To Cope

  Posted on September 18, 2013 by CoachRudy in Adult ADD/ADHD.

  ADHD, Women, and Work: What It’s Like and Ways to Cope Forbes Magazine:  8-27-13 Renee started to notice something wasn’t right when she was 16. “Why was it that I was smart—but I couldn’t pull the grades off? I always understood what I was supposed to do [in school], but when I tried to produce […]

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• Attention Deficit Disorder: Old questions, new answers

  Posted on March 14, 2008 by CoachRudy in ADHD In The News.

  It’s not uncommon these days to find news articles or published studies pertaining to Attention Deficit Disorder. Below is a very good article written and published by Harvard Health Publications. I cannot take any credit for the information within. ~ CoachRudy Attention deficit disorder: Old questions, new answers By Harvard Health Publications Despite persistent skepticism, the most common […]

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