What do i mean: Beyond ADHD?
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Welcome
This site is a compendium of short pieces about hundreds of aspects of experiencing, harnessing, and celebrating (my/your) ADHD struggles and assets. I’ve written one tiny book (the red one) and another longer one (the blue one) about ADHD that touch on everything I feel and have learned about this neurodivergent nervous system I have. MEANWHILE, though, what I really want to do here is have a place to write anything at all that catches my interest. Curiosity and deep thinking (if you know, you know!) are core traits of many people with ADHD, and this is a place where I (we) can give those instincts free rein.
My "red" book
My "blue" book
My Most Recent Posts

People and places as memory devices
I read a book a long time ago about dolphins that I’ve never forgotten. Meanwhile, though, even though I’ll never forget this book, I don’t remember much about it, either

Grow where you’re planted
So, I met this guy who had a big impact on me because he was so contented and happy. He’d been in a 12 step recovery program for a long

Rebecca Schiller’s ADHD memoir
I just finished reading the memoir A Thousand Ways to Pay Attention by Rebecca Scheller. It seems to have two subtitles: Coming Home to my Neurodivergent Mind and Discovering the
My Most Recent Posts

People and places as memory devices
I read a book a long time ago about dolphins that I’ve never forgotten. Meanwhile, though, even though I’ll never forget this book, I don’t remember much about it, either

Grow where you’re planted
So, I met this guy who had a big impact on me because he was so contented and happy. He’d been in a 12 step recovery program for a long

Rebecca Schiller’s ADHD memoir
I just finished reading the memoir A Thousand Ways to Pay Attention by Rebecca Scheller. It seems to have two subtitles: Coming Home to my Neurodivergent Mind and Discovering the