Medication, Mobile Messaging and Adult ADHD
Adults with ADHD often don’t take their prescribed medications properly. Mobile messaging may help them stick to their treatment plan.
Deconstructing Executive Function Disorder
Executive function disorder affects a person’s ability to manage and organize themselves, and achieve goals. Awareness is the first step to treatment.
ADHD Across Generations
New research confirms the high risk of ADHD in offspring of parents with the condition, and shows a surprising gender bias.
New Year’s Resolutions In Times of Uncertainty
Here are tips and suggestions for making and keeping effective New Year’s resolutions during a time of uncertainty.
ADHD and a Good Night’s Sleep
Both children and adult with ADHD often have sleep issues. Here are tips for getting a better night’s sleep when you have ADHD.
Overcome Your ADHD Inner Critic
ADHD can amplify the impact of negative self-talk. Here are tips to avoid becoming a victim of your ADHD inner critic.
Avoiding ADHD Medication Overdoses
Research shows ADHD medication overdoses among kids are on the rise. Here are steps you can take to prevent this happening to your child.
Diagnosis Delayed: Women and ADHD
The diagnosis of ADHD in women can be complicated by many factors. Here are some signs you may have ADHD and what you can do about it.
ADHD and The Virtual Reality Treatment Option
Virtual reality is showing promise as a treatment option for ADHD by allowing individuals practice coping strategies in a safe environment.
Social and Emotional Learning During the Pandemic
The isolation of the pandemic can inhibit social and emotional learning, especially for kids with ADHD. Here are strategies that can help.