Category Archives: Adult ADHD

Best ADHD Meds Overview and Specific Prescription Guidelines

Posted on August 26, 2016 by Dr. Bob

includes information only a Very experienced with-stimulant-meds physician could have gathered, and several things I didn’t know – for instance, not to take it with vitamin C or soda pop/citric acid.   Read the full story , and Comment to let me … Continue reading →

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E to a Very Talented Client with ADHD

Posted on January 1, 2015 by Dr. Bob

  You’ve done Very well to get all this written.  And I agree, most of what you describe  comes directly from yr personal package of ADHD, & intermittent individual sessions will likely be useful {You’ve absorbed lots indirectly just by … Continue reading →

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Adult ADHD/ADD: Signs to Consider

Posted on August 6, 2014 by Dr. Bob

Keeping in mind that many other physical and/or psychological conditions can cause or contribute to attention problems, this list edited from Ed Hallowell, MD [see his many excellent ADHD publications], covers many typical signs of adult ADHD/ADD.  Everyone has some of … Continue reading →

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My Heated Exchange with a Colleague’s Blog about Psychiatric Medications

Posted on August 2, 2014 by Dr. Bob

First my comment, based on personal experience, then his reply.    You’re passionate as ever about your view of things and sometimes I get the impression that for you, your view is absolutely the only possible correct perspective.  My experience … Continue reading →

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ADHD Meds Not Useful ? Responses To Sroufe’s Recent N.Y.Times opinion article

Posted on February 1, 2012 by Dr. Bob

, A well-read client sent me this recent article, which has distressed many experiencing or otherwise concerned with the ADHD syndrome. The eminent Dr Hallowell wrote a response that expresses my view and concerns. I’ve been intensely discussing Stroud’s view … Continue reading →

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Self Control — learning self-regulation

Posted on May 19, 2011 by Dr. Bob

I’ve just  commented on Dan Ariely’s blog / recent post http://danariely.com/2011/05/15/wait-for-another-cookie/#comment-23186 ” Wait for another cookie “ clearly details strong  scientific support for teaching one’s self to delay gratification.  This has profound implications for those of us who want to quickly change powerful , undesireable habits … Continue reading →

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Free 15 minute interview — A New Way to Get to Know Each Other

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Dr. Bob

The other day for the first time , I offered someone  a brief , in-person interview without charge ,  to consider working together.  I really like doing things differently than usual or however I’ve done before ,  because that’s generally more creative , … Continue reading →

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