My dedication to working with individuals with ADHD formally began in 2004 when my son was diagnosed. Ironically, my fascination with brain function was rooted in my first career as an occupational therapist. During my years as clinician, I worked with a variety of patients to help them develop new skills and/or modify their environment at home or work to enhance their daily functioning. These clinical experiences proved to be an ideal fit for working with individuals who were experiencing organizational and productivity challenges because of their ADHD.