Becca Colao ADHD, Executive Function, Systems 2 Comments
Now that I want to use a to do list again, to help structure non-client work time, I have to look at what kind of to do list to use. I used to use Outlook, and had a list there. When I stopped using a PDA, I started writing myself e-mails with a long to […]
Becca Colao ADHD, Executive Function, Systems 3 Comments
I haven't used to do lists much lately. To be clear, I haven't had much use for complex to do lists. When you don't have ongoing complex projects, systems for keeping track can be a little bit of overkill; they are more work than they are help. Right now, I have stuff written down that's […]
Becca Colao ADHD, ADHD Coaching, Executive Function, Hyperfocus, Learning 2 Comments
and not absorbing. A client recently asked me if it is an ADHD thing to not absorb stuff while you're reading- in other words to read a whole bunch but then have to keep starting over because you realize you don't know what you just read. YES this is totally an ADHD thing. Here's the […]
Here's my last post for now on what I've been calling "uninterrupted parenting." A few things have made uninterrupted parenting a bit more sane for me. I've discovered that I have different coping strategies when I don't have a relief partner on hand. For example, normally, I don't do chores and cleanup after dinner. If […]
Becca Colao ADHD, Executive Function 0 Comments
Have I talked about this too many times before? I finally have time again to sit down and write a post or two. I hesitated to post immediately about the upcoming conference because I like content to come first rather than advertising. Meanwhile I have both a wall because I haven't blogged in a while, […]
Becca Colao ADHD, Current Affairs 0 Comments
I'm speaking at the 2010 Virtual AD/HD Conference. Yay! My topic is related to the social connections issues I've talked about some in this blog. I'm happy to speaking at this conference because besides the many cool and interesting speakers, I can "go" without traveling, which is pretty hard to do with an infant and […]