Bonnie Mincu is the The Official SelfGrowth.com Guide to "Adult ADD/ ADHD."
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ThriveWithADD.com.
Adult ADD or AADD are alternate terms commonly used to describe the neurological disorder attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) when it occurs in adults. The following websites relating to Adult ADD have been reviewed by the editorial staff at SelfGrowth.com for quality and caliber.
Thrive with ADD
Thrive with ADD provides solutions and strategies for Adult ADD / ADHD from coach Bonnie Mincu. Resources include Self-Coaching workbook/CD package, and audio/notes for immediate download on specific ADD challenges from procrastination to work and relationships.
Instant ADD Success
Comprehensive information and support site for adults with ADD or ADHD and parents of children with ADD or ADHD. Resources include articles, daily blog entries, videos, and very active forum.
Light on ADHD.
The mission of this website is to bring (back) joy and fun in your life.
It is dedicated to adults with ADHD: a platform for positive input and support.
Another look or view on the disorder can bring another life!
It is success-focused, stimulates a new way of thinking.
Northwest Biofeedback Centers
We provide biofeedback and other self regulation interventions to facilitate change both neurologically, cognitively and emotionally and address a variety of issues such as ADD, Peak Performance, Autism, cognitive rehabilitation.
ADD Management
The ADD Management Group works with adults with Attention Deficit Disorder who are overwhelmed with everyday life. We help you simplify, focus, and succeed. Visit our website for free resources!
ADDinsights
ADHD Coaching, Speaking, Consulting, Coach Training, Tele-class Leading
ADHD and ADD treatment
"ADHD and ADD treatment possibilities for adult and childs, medication, psychosocial and alternative treatment, possitive aspects of ADHD, neurofeedback therapy to treat ADHD."
Adult Child Add Adhd
Resource website for people suffering from Attention Deficit Disorder.