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 and ADHD: How to Ask with Confidence
If you have to ask an intimidating person… My last post addressed the common shame-based assumption that many people with ADD / ADHD have: that everyone else knows something they don’t. If you avoid asking questions for fear of looking stupid, apply the strategy “Take It to Court” to quickly prove to yourself that Read post.
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.
