On ADHD-ish, Diann Wingert interviews Mark Sciutto, PhD, a psychology professor, clinician, and researcher, about 'job crafting' for ADHD. Learn how to align work with your ADHD strengths, leverage collaboration, and create a supportive work environment. Discover strategies for thriving at work and beyond.

ADHD traits go far beyond what's listed in the DSM. From clumsiness and curiosity to teeth grinding and the need for change, this blog sheds light on the often-overlooked nuances of ADHD. Drawing from my personal experiences and history, I dive into how these traits impact everyday life and how we can embrace them to thrive.

Ever felt the DSM misses key ADHD traits? Join me for five overlooked ADHD characteristics and some personal cringe moments, in honor of ADHD Awareness Month!

In this blog post, I want to demystify the ADHD-boredom connection. I'll take you through the reasons behind it from a neurobiological perspective and share actionable strategies and real-life examples for dealing with it from my own experience and those of my clients. When we can manage our boredom more effectively, we can protect our productivity, relationships, and our very businesses.

If you have ADHD, whether it was discovered in childhood or many years later, you have spent a lot of time trying to manage your symptoms so that they don’t interfere with your success. But, it’s not just about structure, systems, strategies and supports, your mindset also matters. Instead of focusing on your ADHD symptoms, you can try thinking of them as traits and even assets. Let me tell you what I mean by using examples of people close to me.