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Hallowell Blogs
Thoughts on ADHD and Marriage Blog
Dr. Hallowell and Melissa Orlov blog about marriage when one or more spouses has ADHD. What is it like? What are the common themes in marriages with ADHD? What strategies can be used to improve these relationships? How can struggling couples get their marriage back on track so both partners can thrive?
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The topics are diverse, but Dr. Hallowell brightens your outlook in this blog that shares his thinking and ideas.
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Multi-tasking. Everybody's doing it. But is today's super-charged lifestyle ultimately more productive? Dr. Edward Hallowell believes e-mail, PDAs, cell phones and instant messaging can actually slow productivity and lead to culturally-induced attention deficit disorder, both in adults and children. Dr. Hallowell, author of the best-seller "CrazyBusy," offers advice on how to manage work and make time for what's really important. (Go to VideoJug)
Join Dr. Hallowell and other experts as they discuss Thriving in the Workplace with ADHD and provide tips on how to stay organized, finish projects on time and build your self esteem. To listen to the webcast on Health Talk visit: www2.healthtalk.com/go/adhd/webcasts/thriving-in-the-workplace-with-adhd
The Today Show (NBC) features Dr Hallowell: view Dr Hallowell's appearance on June 5, 2008 discussing Adult ADD. View broadcast clip (in Windows Media Format).
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