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Archive for December, 2010

Karen O’Donnell, A Mind Like Mine (And, Possibly, Yours!), Part I

Monday, December 6th, 2010
Author Zoë Kessler and Filmmaker, Karen O'Donnell, two ADHD women

Author Zoë Kessler and Filmmaker, Karen O'Donnell

Treat yourself to a copy of A Mind Like Mine for Christmas!

Just in time for Christmas, I’ve discovered a fantastic new documentary on adult ADHD, called A Mind Like Mine. You might find it’s a bit like yours, too. I did.

Toronto, Ontario-based Producer/Director/Writer Karen O’Donnell has produced two ADHD-focused films to date,  the first, Odd Kid Out, in 2002, and the second, A Mind Like Mine, which was released in 2009 and has aired internationally.

O’Donnell is a fount of knowledge and experience. She’s also a fierce advocate on behalf of not only her own son, Kail, (diagnosed with ADD since age 7), but for everyone who struggles with ADHD.

Her film, A Mind Like Mine, is compelling, touching, dramatic and informative, as she documents the lives of ADHDers and skilfully weaves interviews with various professionals throughout the story. You’ll learn a ton about adult ADHD while being entertained. I highly recommend this film for ADHD adults and young adults, and those who care about them.

ADHD Christmas Caption Fun…Let’s Create!

Wednesday, December 1st, 2010

The Gift of ADHD?

I’ve used this photo before in a recent Christmas blog post. When I took the shot, in 2006, I had a lot of fun coming up with captions for it. I hadn’t been diagnosed then. Now, I’m thinking up captions with an ADHD theme.

Recent Comments
  • Zoë Kessler, BA, B.Ed.: Hey, Tabitha, Thanks a million for your comment! I’ve never had a blog post called,...
  • Zoë Kessler, BA, B.Ed.: Hi Tabitha. Thanks so much for wishing me luck, that’s very kind of you. I’m in...
  • Tabitha: This was too freakin cute! I am honestly starting to believe maybe my ADHD IS in fact the major source of my...
  • Tabitha: I read this title & felt a spark of happiness run through me because these are traits I struggle...
  • Zoë Kessler, BA, B.Ed.: Laughing is good! You’re welcome! Z.
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