Adult ADHD
By: Aviva Zahavi-AsaSuccess for adults with ADHD often stems from identifying and building on their strengths, while not over-focusing on their weaknesses. Discovering one particular talent or specialized area of accomplishment is critical for adults (and children) with ADHD. The earlier in life that individuals with ADHD identify their strengths, the greater the likelihood that they will succeed as adults in their chosen academic or occupational fields of interest.
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Opposites Do Not Exist; Opposites Are Created
By: Sara JacoboviciIn both our personal and professional lives, it is more manageable to work with ideas, strategies, plans, goals, relationships, feelings and so on, if we place them in an opposite.
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The Sensational Language of Engagement
By: Sara JacoboviciThis blog is dedicated to Gretchen Schmelzer whose work has often inspired me. Her more…
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