ADHD Advocate & Founder · TotallyADD
Rick Green turned his own adult ADHD diagnosis into the most-watched library of ADHD education on YouTube.
Founder, TotallyADD · Creator, Rick has ADHD
Founder, TotallyADD · Creator, Rick has ADHD
Before ADHD became his life's work, Rick Green was a physics grad turned full-time comedian who wrote and performed in roughly 700 episodes of television and radio.
After earning a BSc in Physics and building public programs for the Ontario Science Centre, Rick went full-time as a comedian in 1979, writing and performing on shows like The Frantics, The Red Green Show, Prisoners of Gravity and History Bites.
Diagnosed with ADHD as an adult, in 2009 he and his wife produced the PBS documentary ADD & Loving It?!, featuring Red Green castmate Patrick McKenna, which became a hit on public television. He followed it with ADD & Mastering It! and a library of more than 16 full-length ADHD programs featuring interviews with 70 of the world's top experts.
Rick founded TotallyADD as an independent resource for reliable adult-ADHD information and now runs the Rick has ADHD YouTube channel and Patreon, where supporter questions drive most of his video topics. His advocacy has earned him the Order of Ontario and the Order of Canada.
Rick Green is a Canadian comedian, actor, writer and producer who became one of the most-watched voices on adult ADHD. He founded TotallyADD and creates the Rick has ADHD YouTube channel, but he is an advocate and media producer, not a coach or clinician.
He produced the PBS documentary ADD & Loving It?!, followed by ADD & Mastering It! and over 16 full-length ADHD programs featuring interviews with 70 leading experts, all aimed at busting myths and stigma around adult ADHD.
ADHD advocate, comedian and documentary producer behind TotallyADD and Rick has ADHD.