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  • The correct medical term for Attention Deficit Disorder is ADHD. There are 3 subtypes of ADHD: Predominantly inattentive(commonly called ADD), Predominantly hyperactive-impulsive, and Combined. Through out this blog and the ADHD related sites linked from this blog the terms ADHD, AD/HD, and ADD are used interchangeably.

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New Resources

I just wanted to let you know about several new resources for people with ADHD:

Attn: Money is a new blog that is moderated by Dr. Kenneth Kaye and his son Nick Kaye. It is a financial blog that focuses on helping people managing their bills and for the family members and others who help people managing their bills. There is also a section of the blog for posts that deal with ADD.


ADHD Allies™-  Each month, ADHD Allies™ will add a variety of insight and information on the myriad topics that can be associated with ADHD, including inheritability, parenting, finance management, workplace challenges and more.

I have participated in onof the podcasts on the website that deals with organizing finances.

Free Teleseminars on ADDCLASSES.COM - January 2008

Date: Wednesday January 21, 2009

Time: 2:00 pm New York Time
 
 

 
 
  • Instructor: Becca Colao

    Date: Tuesday - January 27, 2009

    Time: 8:00 pm New York Time
  • 7 Favorite Blog ADD / ADHD Blog Posts - November 2008

    Here are a listing of my seven favorite blog posts about ADHD for the month of November:

    If He Outgrew It, What Is He Doing in My Prison?

    Got to Vote twice ...

    What does ADHD make You?

    ADD - ADHD & THE RACE HORSE: WIN, PLACE OR SHOW - UP!

    Exercise Strategy Adjustment

    Learning and the Brain

    The A.D.D. “Memory” Panic

    The Carnival of Personal Finance edition # 179

    The Carnival of Personal Finance edition # 179 is now up at MoneyNing. My post 3 Really "stupid" ways I have wasted money this year was included in the carnival. Other post that I liked from the carnival include.

    Shout out to my fellow ADD bloggers

    Just wanted to give a quick congratulations to several of my fellow bloggers that were featured in Kay Marner's "Blog Therapy" article in the Winter edition of ADDitude Magazine.

    The article included several of the blogs that I read on a regular basis including:

    7 Favorite Blog ADD / ADHD Blog Posts - October 2008

    Here are a listing of my seven favorite blog posts about ADHD for the month of October:

    7 Favorite Blog ADD / ADHD Blog Posts - September 2008

    Here are a listing of my seven favorite blog posts about ADHD for the month of September:

    ADHD Awareness Marathon

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    In recognition of ADHD Awareness Week ADDClasses.com is hosting the first ever week long ADHD Awareness Marathon. Beginning on Sunday September 14, 2008 at 12:00 am EDT all the way through Saturday September 20, 2008 at 11:59 pm EDT, ADHD experts will answer Your Attention Deficit Disorder related questions!

    You will have the choice of submitting your questions by:

    * Telephone
    * Electronic Message Board Forum
    * Chat Room

    Not only can you get your questions answered from the comfort of your own home but in recognition of ADHD Awareness Week the ADHD Awareness Marathon is completely FREE.

    Learn more at www.adhdawareness.org

    Carnival of Personal Finance #159: Other Editor Favorite Picks

    The Carnival of Personal Finance edition # 159 is now up at Greener Pastures: Personal Finance. My post Six Overlooked Reasons why you are struggling with your finances: Reason #6 - System Failure was one of the editors favorite picks.

    My favorite posts from the carnival were:

    George Carlin Tribute - Finance Jokes

    The Surprising Costs of DIY

    Bad Acne = Credit Card Debt

    Carnival of Personal Finance #157: Third Anniversary Edition

    The Carnival of Personal Finance edition # 157 is now up at Consumerism Commentary. It includes my post Six Overlooked Reasons why you are struggling with your finances: Reason #5 - Not Changing Behaviors.

    Here are a couple of links that I liked frot the carnival:

    My Personal Finance Tipping Point

    Tipping The Personal Finance Scales In Your Favor

    My Top 5 Personal Finance Blunders.