Loneliness
Loneliness is more prevalent than many people realize and represents a major health issue, including a heightened risk for cardiovascular disease and chronic illnesses. Its effect on mortality was similar to “smoking 15 cigarettes a day.”
Category: Workplace
ADHD can make it difficult to stay on task at work. Managing symptoms is the key to become more focused and organized. The articles in this section contain great advise to help you become more successful in the workplace.
Preparing For a Job Interview When You Have ADD
25 tips in preparation for a job interview when you have ADD.
How To Be More Productive When Working From Home
Suggestions on the best ways to get work done when working from your home.
AD/HD Presentation to Human Resource Professionals
Many great and successful people in the past had AD/HD, such as Einstein and Churchill. By accommodating employees with AD/HD, many of them can thrive with tremendous success at work; thus, proving to be valuable assets to their workplace if given the proper opportunity.
Overcoming Job Stress
Ways to make work easier.
30-Minute Meetings
Learn the usefulness and importance of 30-minute meetings.
The Legal Risks of Lying on Your Resume
Learn about the important legal risks of lying on your resume when applying for jobs.
Workplace Accommodations: Low Cost, High Impact
Employer’s who implement low cost workplace accommodations for those with disabilities may notice increased employee performance.
ADD in the Workplace
Excerpts from Susan Karyn Lasky’s presentation on “ADHD in the Workplace.” Lasky provides information on the rights that ADHD adults should have at their workplace, as well as what employers can implement to inexpensively accommodate employees diagnosed with ADHD.
Office Messes by Lisa Belkin
A NYTimes Sunday Magazine article chronicling a few adults’ diagnosis and experiences with ADD in the workplace, while combating the law and stigmas against them.