Summary
Did you unexpectedly start working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic? Just like you, many people have been trying to adjust to working from home for the first time ever or for a long period of time. Those with ADHD may find they have a more difficult time with productivity and concentration. There are strategies you can implement that will help you manage working from home more effectively. CHADD’s Health Information Specialist, Alondra Perez, discusses ADHD symptoms that make working from home a challenge. She also discusses different ways to manage your surroundings, build structure, and find your balance to increase work activity.
Objectives
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Guidance for Uncertain Times: Tips for Creating an ADHD-Friendly Home Environment
Helping African-American Students with ADHD Succeed
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What is MeHealth for ADHD?
Can ADHD Symptoms be Treated by Stimulating the Brain?
Holding Teens With ADHD Accountable
Executive Functions and ADHD in Childhood
Video Games, Screens and ADHD—A Potent Mix
Managing Challenging Classroom Behaviors in Early Elementary Students with ADHD
Couples with ADHD: Creating Caring Connection Amid the Chaos
Understanding the ABCs of ADHD Medications with Max Wiznitzer, MD
Executive Functions and Impulsivity in Children with ADHD
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The Science of Time Management
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Dr. Russell Barkley: Untreated ADHD Reduces Life Expectancy
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