In the Media
Podcast & Radio Interviews
Podcasts
A Bus full of ADHDers with Bonnie Mincu, ADD ReWired, Interview with Eric Tivers,
September 5, 2017
Organizing Styles and Adult ADD / ADHD, Support Talk Radio, Interview with Tara McGillicuddy,
June 20, 2017
Expectations, Shoulds and Adult ADD / ADHD, Support Talk Radio, Interview with Tara McGillicuddy,
May 1, 2017
Shame & Avoidance Cycle with Adult ADD / ADHD, Support Talk Radio, Interview with Tara McGillicuddy,
April 23, 2017
Live Talk Radio Interviews:
- The Frankie Boyar Show – syndicated to 8 stations – Frankie Boyar, host – several appearances over 6 months, 2004
- KTAR, Phoenix – Jim Sharpe, host, Jan 19, 2004
- WLW, Cincinnatti – Jim Scott, host, Jan 26, 2004
In Published Media:
Online:
How to Find the Right ADHD Coach for You , Psychcentral.com blog, Margarita Tartakovsky, M.S.,June 7, 2018
Adults with ADHD: How I Overcome My Biggest Challenges to Get Things Done , Psychcentral.com blog, Margarita Tartakovsky, M.S.,July 4, 2017
7 Ways to Clear Out Clutter When You Have ADHD, Psychcentral.com blog, Margarita Tartakovsky, M.S., June 6, 2017
ADHD & Adults: More Tips for Creating Structure When Your Job Has None, Psychcentral.com blog, Margarita Tartakovsky, M.S., April 16, 2017
ADHD & Adults: How to Create a Routine When You Don’t Have a 9 to 5, Psychcentral.com blog, Margarita Tartakovsky, M.S., March 29, 2017
Is It a Case of Adult ADD or Overwork, New York Daily News, Jordan Lite, September 11, 2011
Print:
“Ask the Coach” – Columnist for The ADHD Challenge bi-monthly print newsletter, 2002-2003
Contributor to book, The ADHD Awareness Project created by Laurie Dupar, 2011, 2012, 2014
TRAINING & WORKSHOPS – See the PROGRAMS section for her extensive training and workshops on ADD / ADHD-related topics.
PRESENTATIONS – Click here for Bonnie Mincu’s public speaking and conference presentations.
In the Blog
Shame, ADHD and the Fear of Looking Stupid
Are you sabotaging yourself because you’re ashamed to ask a question? Many people with ADD / ADHD are afflicted with a toxic shame response that is far more self-sabotaging than simply having ADD. If you’re one of them, and you avoid taking a necessary step to follow through, shame is likely the culprit. Sometimes Read post.
Is it ADHD distraction when your personal life affects work?
In a personal crisis, how much spillover into work is “normal”? At what point does an inability to shut out your problems become an ADD-type focus issue? This question was on the mind of my ADHD coaching client, Daniel, who was in the process of launching a new business. At a critical time in the Read post.
Do Fidget Spinners Help ADHD Adults to Focus
The dubious benefits of fidget spinners for ADHD One of my readers, Drew, emailed me today: “What do you think about fidget spinners? Can they really help with ADHD?” I admit I drew a blank, because I hadn’t heard of fidget spinners.As an excuse, for months now, I’ve been knee deep in creating my Productivity Read post.
