David Martin (he/him) is a risk and cyber leader with a passion for writing about humanity, neurodiversity, and, more recently, generative ai.David holds a degree in arts from the University of Toronto and is happily married with two children. He enjoy
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If you’re an adult with ADHD, your skills and weaknesses in the workplace may differ from those of your neurotypical colleagues. It might be harder for you to remain focused on an unstimulating task, stay organized or be able to meet deadlines – which
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Many adults with ADHD can perform their jobs successfully, and find that their ADHD traits (ie: high energy, problem solving, creativity, being able to hyper-focus) are significant benefits in their chosen career. However, some adults with ADHD can str
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Alison is a mother of an ADHD teenager, a health scientist, and a parent and family neurodiversity coach practicing in Vancouver, B.C. While ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects a significant number of children and adults, those with the
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When I was 3 years old, I was expelled from preschool (a Montessori school, actually.) Montessori education is, by definition, “child-centred education designed to help all children reach their fullest potential – at their own pace” ….Well, I guess the
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Growing up I was a good kid, and I excelled in school. We’re talking straight-A student. I loved to learn, but socially I was an awkward underdog – always insecure and unsure of my place in the world. I never felt like I fit in anywhere – with friends,
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