Posts Tagged by time management

Advice for Adults with ADD: Finding a Career That Works For You

Expert Advice for Adults with ADD: Finding a Career That Works For You | ADDitude – ADD & LD Adults and Children.   s Join the Community  Magazine Home > Adult ADHD > Success on the Job Finding a Career That Works For You There are no inherently bad jobs for people with ADHD. Here’s how to find the best… more

The best of the free online budgeting tools – The Globe and Mail

I have many clients and couples who are having troubles with budgetting. These tools may help. They are good for couples who want to share the information and “be on the same page”. Rory **************   The best of the free online budgeting tools – The Globe and Mail.   Enlarge this image HOME CENTS… more

Organize house and home

FlyLights Shine Your Sink For The Future BY FLYLADY Do you ever feel that you are behind the eight ball when it comes to going into the kitchen to cook? Is your sink filled with dirty dishes and mystery water? Read more… Why Shine Your Sink? BY ASK FLYLADY This is your first household chore. Many of you… more

Mindfulness: Attention and Attunement

Joe Loizzo, M.D., Ph.D.: Reliable Methods: The Future of Self-Transcendence. The three decades since mindfulness meditation was first found to help with anxiety, chronic pain and depression have seen the reversal of a trend that goes back over a century. When Freud founded psychotherapy as “a middle way between philosophy and medicine,” he took pains… more

Accommodations: Illness or Excuse?

A Serious Illness or an Excuse? – WSJ.com. By ANDREA PETERSEN Sally McCay At University of Vermont, above, staff role play with students with mental health issues to prepare them to negotiate with professors. Earlier this semester, college senior Leah Nelson emailed one of her instructors to ask for extra time to complete a paper.… more

ADHD: It’s not just kids who suffer

It’s not just kids who suffer from ADHD – The Globe and Mail. From Monday’s Globe and Mail Published Sunday, Aug. 21, 2011 7:30PM EDT In the last decade, there has been an explosion of cases of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder among Canadian children. Everyone knows a Grade 2 student who cannot stop fidgeting in… more