The Chronic Job Hopper
By: Dave Wilkowske
www.tcjobhopper.com An autobiographical psychohistorical memoir
All About ADHD



ADHD Blog
- My personal ADHD blog which describes my personal journey with ADHD. Feel free to post your comments.

ADHD Self Test for Adults - Print off this page and take the adult self-test if you think you might have undiagnosed ADHD.


ADHD Symptoms Checklist
  • Some common symptoms and problems of living with AD/HD include:
  • Poor attention; excessive distractibility
  • Physical restlessness or hyperactivity
  • Excessive impulsivity; saying or doing things without thinking
  • Excessive and chronic procrastination
  • Difficulty getting started on tasks
  • Difficulty completing tasks
  • Frequently losing things
  • Poor organization, planning, and time management skills
  • Excessive forgetfulness

Not every person with AD/HD displays all of the symptoms, nor does every person with AD/HD experience the symptoms of AD/HD to the same level of severity or impairment. Some people have mild AD/HD, while others have severe AD/HD, resulting in significant impairments. AD/HD can cause problems in school, in jobs and careers, at home, in family and other relationships, and with tasks of daily living.

AD/HD is thought to be a biological condition, most often inherited, that affects certain types of brain functioning. There is no cure for AD/HD. When properly diagnosed and treated, AD/HD can be well managed, leading to increased satisfaction in life and significant improvements in daily functioning. Many individuals with AD/HD lead highly successful and happy lives. An accurate diagnosis is the first step in learning to effectively manage AD/HD.

From Diagnosis of AD/HD in Adults (WWK9) -  National Resource Center on ADHD - A Program of CHADD

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Children and Adults with ADD (CHADD)


Mailing Address:

CHADD

8181 Professional Place

Suite 150

Landover, MD  20785

Phone: (301) 396-7070

Providing family support and advocacy as well as professional education and encouragement of scientific research pertaining to ADHD.

Check their website for a local chapter near you.

In the Twin Cities of Mpls. - St. Paul there is a local CHADD Chapter which meets on the last Thursday of each month. Click here for more details.



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