CHADD Blogs
The CHADD Leadership Blog
A regular commentary by CHADD’s CEO E. Clarke Ross. Ross
has worked for over 30 years in positions at five national mental health
and disability organizations. In addition to being a nationally
recognized advocate for people with AD/HD and mental illness, he is also
the father of a teenage son with special challenges. Ross holds a
doctorate in public administration. Read
the leadership Blog
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Coach Nancy
Appears on the second Tuesday of every month addressing issues
related to coaching and AD/HD. Coach Nancy is a nationally recognized
coach and former professional advisory board member for CHADD. She is
one of the foremost authorities on personal and professional coaching
for adults with AD/HD. As one of the founders of the AD/HD coaching
profession, Nancy has been active for the last two decades in developing
programs and lecturing on issues related to AD/HD. Read Coach
Nancy Blog
Creative Parenting
Appears on the fourth Tuesday of every month addressing issues
related to parenting and AD/HD. Nadine Taylor-Barnes speaks regularly to
schools and other audiences about parenting children and teens with
AD/HD. A former high-tech executive, Taylor-Barnes started advocating
for people with AD/HD after raising two children with the disorder and
editing her son Blake Taylor's book "ADHD & Me—what I learned
from lighting fires at the dinner table." Nadine speaks regularly to
schools and groups about parenting children with AD/HD. Read the Creative Parenting Blog
You and Me… and Adult AD/HD
Appears on the first Tuesday of every month by nationally renowned
expert Gina Pera, dedicated to exploring adult AD/HD as well as its
impact on relationships. A journalist based in the San Francisco Bay
area, Pera is the author of Is It You, Me, or Adult ADD? Stopping the
Roller Coaster When Someone You Love Has Attention Deficit Disorder. For
the past eight years, Pera has researched and written about adult AD/HD
while also advocating for better awareness and treatment
standards. Read the You and Me... and Adult AD/HD Blog
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