Welcome to the Attention Deficit Disorder Expert Podcast Series by Attitude Magazine.

Hello, I'm Carol Fleck and on behalf of the Attitude Team, I'm so pleased to welcome

you to today's ADHD Experts presentation titled, Why Is Time So Slippery?

You're standing time blindness in people with ADHD.

Whether it's getting to work on time, meeting deadlines or prioritizing tasks, it's safe

to say that most things in life involve time management.

It's a critical skill, but it's a hard one to master for people with ADHD.

Core symptoms like weak executive function skills make the concept of time a complicated

one.

Most individuals with ADHD don't have an internal clock that gut feeling that helps you judge

how long a task or project might take, so they don't feel that internal pressure to ramp

up and need a deadline until it's off and too late.

Fortunately, there are techniques to learn, have a manage time, have a see it, and how

to feel it.

In today's webinar, we'll discuss how ADHD impacts seeing time clearly, including concepts

such as temporal discounting and time horizon.

We'll introduce strategies to increase motivation, track deadlines, and curb the consequences

of time blindness.

Leading today's presentation is Dr. Ari Tuckman.

Dr. Tuckman is a psychologist and sex therapist in private practice in Westchester, Pennsylvania.

He is a former board member of Chad National and co-chair of the Chad Conference Committee.

He's the author of four books, including ADHD after dark, better sex life, better relationship,

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