Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) are more complex than having a “busy” or “inattentive” child.  Children with ADD/ADHD think and process information differently.  ADHD is brain glitch, a deficit in a person’s executive function: the part of the brain that has the ability to think and plan ahead, organize, control impulses and complete tasks. 

Have you stopped to notice how much energy you may be investing in a desire for “more” in your life?  Our culture tends to breed the mindset that what we have is not enough.  We often get the message that we should have more possessions, more perfectly-behaved children, more sought-after careers, more perfectly-organized homes, and more of anything deemed “desirable.”