ADHD & Autism

Drawing of the profile of a face, with the letters "ADHD" on top, and squiggles and flowers surrounding the brain to resemble ADHD.

Nutrition for Adults and Kids with ADD/ADHD

By Linda Wilcox / October 19, 2023

Food and supplements can play a major role in managing the symptoms of ADD/ADHD. Research shows that diets that include a variety of foods from all food groups and are limited in sugar and processed foods can help improve symptoms of ADHD. Food can also help medications work more efficiently. Since food can lay a foundation for overall good health, here are some basic dietary recommendations for adults and children who have been diagnosed with ADD/ADHD.

Read More
3 images of a family serving food, cutting a turkey and enjoying thanksgiving meal around the table. Brown background with words "Hello Autumn"

Health Benefits of Daily Gratitude | Wellness Connections

By Linda Wilcox / November 8, 2022

Making gratitude a daily practice can help to increase your happiness and have positive effects on your health. Gratitude is being aware of and thankful for things in your life whether past/present/future, material or relational. Sometimes gratitude is a spontaneous feeling and sometimes it requires being intentional. Choosing to be grateful has many health benefits including increased happiness, decreased stress, improved physical health and sleep, and improved relationships. Choose gratitude everyday and you will see improvements in mind, body, and soul.

Read More
tan background with title "Diet & Nutrition for ADHD". 8 cartoon style images to explain 8 nutrition guidelines: Hydrate, decrease sugar, eat consistently, protein rich foods with meals and snacks, healthy fat & fish oils, choose low-glycemic carbohydrates, vitamins & minerals, avoid additives, be aware of food sensitivities.

ADHD Nutrition | Wellness Connections

By Linda Wilcox / October 2, 2022

October is ADHD Awareness Month! Research shows a direct connection between food & brain function. Diet isn’t a cure all for ADHD & doesn’t cause ADHD, but proper nutrition can improve symptoms of ADHD including hyperactivity, concentration, and impulsivity. 8 guidelines to support children & adults with ADD/AHDH.

Read More