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ADHD Accommodations in This New Digital Era of E-Learning: Starting a Dialog

Post author By Laly Steel
Post date September 29, 2020
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woman with adhd exhausted with her head over a keyboard — Original Image by Andrea Piacquadio

If having ADHD makes us struggle with reading from digital devices, are we entitled to new ADHD accommodations while taking courses online?

How to Drive a Manual Brain

Post author By Laly Steel
Post date September 9, 2020
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Embracing Being Neurodivergent, Louder

Post author By Laly Steel
Post date September 5, 2020
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Neurodivergent Mind Exposed. Read and Burn

Post author By Laly Steel
Post date June 18, 2020
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What happens when an ADHD brain wakes up at two in the morning, during the process of changing medication for ADHD and adjusting the daily routine.

Act 2: Voices in the Basement

Post author By Laly Steel
Post date June 11, 2020
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woman at the top of the stairs in a dark environment

Happy “Lifeday”

birthday cake over a table in dark environment

The One About the Horse, Racism and Two Weeks Without my Mother

Post author By Laly Steel
Post date May 28, 2020
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ADHD and COVID Quarantine: This is Our Time to Thrive

Post author By Laly Steel
Post date May 25, 2020
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For those of us with ADHD: while the COVID-19 quarantine is affecting not only us but our support system, what can we do to stay strong and thrive?

ADHD and the Use of Sans Fonts: Do They Make a Real Impact on the Legibility?

Post author By Laly Steel
Post date May 20, 2020
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Now more than ever, forced to work and study with digital devices, it’s time to wonder if certain font styles influence the legibility in people with ADHD.