by Theresa Cerulli, M.D. | Nov 7, 2013 | ADHD, Adult ADHD, Coaching, Non medication treatments, Strategies
People used to think ADD was a childhood issue. We know now that a large percentage of adults who had ADD as kids will continue to deal with it to greater and lesser degrees. On my cable TV show, I did a segment on Adult ADD which I’ve been told has been very...
by Theresa Cerulli, M.D. | Jun 23, 2012 | ADHD, Adult ADHD, Inspiration
As a neuropsychiatrist specializing in ADHD, I meet many talented clients who have succeeded and exceled using their positive ADHD traits such as high energy and creativity. Recently I had the privilege of performing ADHD evaluations for a group of such clients – the...
by Theresa Cerulli, M.D. | Feb 20, 2012 | ADHD, Adult ADHD, Children, Non medication treatments, Parenting, Uncategorized
Many people with AD/HD benefit from taking omega-3 fish oil. There are many brands, including some specialized ones that your doctor may recommend because he or she wants you to have the right EPA/DHA dosage for brain health vs. heart health. Just read an interesting...
by Theresa Cerulli, M.D. | Jan 7, 2012 | ADHD, Adult ADHD, Coaching
If you have ADHD or similar brain wiring, then in order to get the most out of your coaching experience you will need a coach who is experienced working with individuals with ADHD and understands the challenges you face. What specifically would I suggest you look for?...
by Theresa Cerulli, M.D. | Dec 7, 2011 | ADHD, Adult ADHD, Coaching, Strategies
Self-control is a predictor of success. Research shows that children who learn to control their impulses do better in school, college, work and relationships. But adults who never perfected their self-control can make significant and life-changing improvements with a...
by Theresa Cerulli, M.D. | Jun 6, 2010 | ADHD, Adult ADHD, Children, Parenting
Throughout history disorders of attention were described to include symptoms of emotional impulsivity, as seen in writings by Alexander Crichton (1798) and George Still (1902). Problems with regulating emotion were intially recognized as a core feature of ADHD. But...
