Rae Jacobson, MS

Writer

Rae Jacobson, MS, is a writer from Brooklyn, New York. She focuses on ADHD and learning disabilities in women and girls, drawing on her own experiences with ADHD. Jacobson holds a master’s degree in counseling from Loyola University in New Orleans.

Rae's latest

Cómo confundir una fecha de entrega fue una oportunidad para hablar del TDAH
Talking about work challenges with co-workers is a game-changer. Here’s how to do it.
Could ADHD Be a Plus in the Right Environment?
“I feel so ADD”: When casual language means more than we think
TDAH en niñas
5 ways ADHD can affect you at work
8 ways to help your grade-schooler with ADHD stop lying
TDAH en niños
Pros and cons of disclosing learning and thinking differences in college
ADHD in girls
7 Things I Learned About Caffeine and Kids With ADHD
Cómo ayudar a su hijo a buscar apoyo para problemas comunes en la universidad
How to help your child seek out support for common problems in college
How My Tutoring Experience Came Full Circle
Ventajas y desventajas de revelar las dificultades de aprendizaje y de atención en la universidad
Did Albert Einstein have dyslexia? 4 reasons I think it's possible
A missed deadline becomes a chance to speak up about ADHD
Consejos sobre el TDAH de mis años en la universidad
Sahy Uhns, Musician With Dyslexia, Explains How to Pronounce His Name
ADHD in boys
ADHD tips from my college years
“She’s just a daydreamer”

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