Blogs
Exploring the complexities of ADHD can be a journey of self-discovery, and these blogs serve as a valuable guide, offering a diverse range of perspectives, strategies, and personal narratives. If you’re seeking advice on coping mechanisms, staying organized, or understanding the latest research, this selection of blogs is designed to be a supportive and informative resource for individuals, parents, educators, and anyone interested in gaining a deeper understanding of ADHD.
The blogs featured here are crafted by passionate individuals, including experts, advocates, and those with lived experiences, who share their knowledge, challenges, and triumphs. From practical tips for managing ADHD symptoms in daily life to reflections on the emotional aspects of the condition, these blogs provide a comprehensive and empathetic view of ADHD. Our aim is to create a space where readers can find relatable content, helpful strategies, and a sense of community, fostering a connection that transcends the digital realm and contributes to a more informed and empowered approach to living with ADHD.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed, a long-time advocate, or someone seeking valuable insights, we invite you to read these blogs. Through the wealth of information and personal narratives they offer, we hope you find inspiration, encouragement, and a renewed sense of resilience in navigating the multifaceted challenges of ADHD.
The ADHD Homestead
The journey of The ADHD Homestead began in 2014, driven by a desire to impart personal experiences and insights gained while endeavoring to construct a tranquil and fulfilling life with adult ADHD.
CHADD - The ADHD Blog
CHADD is committed to empowering individuals affected by ADHD through a range of initiatives. These include providing evidence-based information, extending support to individuals, their families, and the professionals assisting them along their paths, as well as advocating for equity, inclusion, and universal rights.
The Mini ADHD Coach
Step into The Mini ADHD Coach, your reliable destination for ADHD insights and guidance. The team of authors consists of dynamic professionals, including psychologists, educators, therapists, and individuals with personal ADHD experiences. Each contributor brings a unique blend of expertise and perspective to their content. United by a shared objective, they are committed to delivering empowering, informative, and empathetic support to the community.
Additude - Guest Blogs
Enter the No Judgment Zone! Immerse yourself in a collection of essays, diary entries, and snapshots of daily life penned by ADDitude readers navigating the realms of parenting children with ADHD, living with adult ADHD, and everything in between. Explore the diverse perspectives and experiences within these pages without fear of judgment.
Living with ADD/ADHD, by Tara McGillicuddy
Tara McGillicuddy has dedicated years to the ADHD community. Although her blogging frequency has decreased, she has transitioned to hosting the widely popular ADHD Support Talk Radio podcast. Her blog delves into crucial topics such as discovering suitable structures for managing ADHD and navigating stress.
A Splintered Mind
The blog of Douglas Cootey has been featured multiple times, and the allure is undeniable. His clever perspectives on life with ADHD and mental illness consistently draw readers back. For those unfamiliar with Cootey’s work, the blogger, specializing in ADHD and depression topics, has been crafting content since 2005 and has gained recognition as a notable voice in mental health. While not holding a medical or mental health professional title, his humor and genuine life experiences are considered a worthwhile read for anyone seeking light-hearted companionship on the ADHD journey.
Mothering the Storm With Lacy Estelle
Lacy Estelle, the voice behind Mothering the Storm, is a Jesus follower, Wife, Mother, Daughter, and ADHD Woman. Through her blog, she is committed to advocating, validating, and providing assistance to parents navigating life with ADHD. Juggling the parenting of her 13- and 11-year-old ADHD boys, Lacy discovered that she had been masking her own ADHD throughout her life. This revelation sparked a deep interest in neuropsychology, leading her to explore the intricacies of the brain and how ADHD has impacted various aspects of her own life.
Marla Cummins
Marla Cummins, a certified ADHD coach, dedicates herself to assisting clients in achieving their goals and gaining a deeper understanding of themselves. Through her coaching services, she extends support to help individuals identify their optimal operating times and create environments conducive to thriving.
Raised on Ritalin
Tyler Page, diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 8, has transformed his experiences into a compelling narrative. As an adult and a comics artist, his blog serves as a memoir chronicling his journey of growing up with ADHD, navigating the complexities of medication, and learning to navigate life as an individual in the world.
TotallyADD
TotallyADD was founded by Rick and Ava Green following their work on an ADHD documentary, where they discovered a plethora of misinformation and a dearth of resources for those with ADHD. This website and blog serve as a hub for humor, information, and social interaction, providing a valuable space for individuals dealing with ADHD or ADD.
Attention Deficit Disorder Association (ADDA)
