Professional, Credentialed Career & Job Coach, ADHD Coach & Executive Functioning Coach for Adults & College Students, Nationwide. Owner of LMR Coaching, LLC.
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Joining a club that interests you is a great way to get involved on campus. It is a fun, organic way to meet people who share similar interests to you and it looks great on a resume. ✨👩🏫📖
Join ADHDEdCamp creator, ADHD/Executive Function Coach, Brooke Schnittman, MA, PCC, BCC, from Coaching With Brooke LLC and Tainah Georges of Fusion Academy-Boca Raton, and our own Lynn Miner-Rosen, MEd, ACC of LMR Coaching LLC, as well as 30 others experts to learn all of the ins and outs of ADHD and how to manage the symptoms at home, in school, and at work!
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If you’re asked, “What’s your biggest weakness” in a job interview, just be honest and say carbs.
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Friendly reminder that ADD is outdated terminology!
ADHD has 3 subtypes/presentations:
1. Hyperactive-impulsive
2. Inattentive
3. Combined
Inattentive type is now the correct way to refer to what many call "ADD"
Combined is the most common, and you can change types over time.
So interesting! Could another reason that survivors don't process the support from trauma recovery is because it brings up memories of how years of talk-therapy, being misunderstood, gaslighting & emotional abuse was PART OF the trauma? #fightorflight
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The greatest threats to mental health:
poverty
inequality
social injustice
abuse
trauma
discrimination (of all kinds)
neoliberalism
poor relationships, diet, exercise
social exclusion
materialism
prejudice
loneliness
iatrogenesis
individualism
meaninglessness
What did I miss?
Spreading the message. You never know what people have endured or are struggling with right now! 🫶🙋🏻♀️ #adhdcareercoach #careersupport #Neurodivergentsupport
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Teachers don't leave because it's hard. Teachers are some of the most conscientious and hardest working professionals I know. They leave because the field fails to provide the pay, respect, support, and value that they deserve as professionals.
SO TRUE @Humanheadhunter💪🏻Imagine if you ALSO have ADHD, memory problems, low self-esteem, FOMO, all while convincing people that you are NOT lazy or late all the time! 🤦🏻♀️ It is so hard! 🙄
This is for YOU to listen to and enjoy! 🫶🏼
An incredible audition by a special young boy! youtu.be/6K5XD84Mf-o via @YouTube
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On @billmaher show tonight
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Healthy relationships are all about giving and taking, effective communication, and accepting the other person’s strengths and limitations. Read more on how to make your ADHD relationship work in my latest blog. bit.ly/3L93yMT
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When we make a child share, that's not sharing. - @magda_gerber
Oh man, that is jut wrong! More A = more $$ ugh! It is like adding insult to injury! 🙄@BSchnittman
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Keeping a positive mental attitude makes a bigger difference than you think. We must focus on improving #self-care and nurturing resilience to improve our #stress tolerance. Read more about how to build stress tolerance while thriving with #ADHD.
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Yes! Many people, especially those that are #neurodivergent might “appear” introverted or extroverted depending on the time of day or the location..and depending on what definition you are using,as well! #cognativebehavioraladhdcareercoach
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Introversion is normally distributed in the population. If your child is introverted, encourage him to be successful in his own way.
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As we celebrate #AutismAcceptanceMonth, we're proud to announce some exciting new resources centered around belonging, artistic self-expression, and seeing the uniqueness and amazingness in all of us. Click here to learn more: m.sesame.org/SeeAmazing2023 #SeeAmazing
