How to Find a Career That Fits Your ADHD Brain

How to Find a Career That Fits Your ADHD Brain

Many older teens and emerging adults struggle with figuring out what profession to pursue. You may feel pressure to earn a certain amount of money or find a career with a particular status. But this may not be the best approach.

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Key Points:

      • ADHD brains are motivated for things that interest them.
      • Certain careers keep people with ADHD more engaged and productive than others.
      • Informational interviewing, although intimidating, can help you learn about different professions.
      • Nurture resilience by recalling and focusing on previous successes.

Compare & Despair: Social Media & Mental Health Concerns in Teens with ADHD

Compare & Despair: Social Media & Mental Health Concerns in Teens with ADHD

New research points to a link between use of social media and mental health risks among adolescents, who generally want to be accepted, popular, and well-liked. When teens with ADHD fall into the “compare and despair” trap, it can lead to lower self-esteem and frequent negativity. These tips can help boost confidence.

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Understanding Perfectionism: How To Make It Work For, Not Against, You and Your Kids

Understanding Perfectionism: How To Make It Work For, Not Against, You and Your Kids

Is it clear enough? Is it well-written enough? Is the meal tasty enough or the gift nice enough? You get the picture. Perhaps you or your child or teen have similar thoughts.

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Key Points:

    • Build awareness of perfectionism
    • Shift focus
    • Accept mistakes with compassion
    • Develop strategies for accepting feedback
    • Set reasonable goals that reflect honest capabilities