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Carmichael House,
North Brunswick Street,
Dublin 7
D07 RHA8
Charity Number:
CY22471
Registered Charity Number (RCN):
20204770
Tel: (01) 874 8349
Email: info@adhdireland.ie
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10 Ways to Save Your Marriage
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5 Quick and Easy ADHD Relationship Tools
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles /by adhdirelandSix quick and easy ADHD relationship tools
Deconstructing ADHD Creativity
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles, Parents of Children with ADHD /by adhdirelandNew research is showing that the ADHD brain can be particularly effective at three types of cognition that form the basis of creative thinking: divergent thinking, conceptual expansion and overcoming knowledge constraints, making ADHD an asset in fields where innovation and creativity are paramount.
When Hyperactivity Isn’t Noticed
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles, Parents of Children with ADHD /by adhdirelandPart of the reason ADHD is often missed is that people expect the symptoms to be loud and in-your-face. The stereotypical ADHDer is a little boy who’s running all over the place. An actual ADHDer, of course, can be any age or gender and have any temperament.
Outside ADHD: Sometimes being outside is the best ADHD treatment.
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles, Parents of Children with ADHD /by adhdirelandThere is a whole world outside of ADHD. Enjoying being active in the outdoors helped author, Todd Holt to manage his ADHD and he feels it is something our children need to see.
Brain Hacks for ADHD Minds at Work
/in Adults with ADHD, Articles /by adhdirelandDesperate to improve your focus and productivity at work? Try these ADHD brain hacks — including the powerful DWYDN (Do what you’re doing now) and PP478 (breathing technique) protocols — to boost job performance and increase productivity naturally.