The Future of ADHD
Our understanding of ADHD has made steady progress over the years and is resulting in better diagnosis and treatment of the condition.
Girls, ADHD and Self-Injury
Recent studies confirm that girls with ADHD are at high risk of non-suicidal self-injury. Here’s how parents can recognize and handle the issue.
Optimizing Your Work-at-Home Workspace for the Long Term
As the pandemic continues, here are tips for optimizing your physical workspace in our new long-term, work from home reality.
More Families Consider the Homeschooling Option
Interest in homeschooling has soared during the pandemic. It can be an effective option for families able to meet its challenges.
Shockingly Low Rates of Diagnosis and Treatment for Older Adults with ADHD
A large new research study shows older adults with elevated symptoms of ADHD are not being diagnosed or treated for the condition.
Redesigning IEP / 504 Plans During the Pandemic
As schools transition to remote learning, parents of special needs children need to redesign their child’s IEP/504 plans to accommodate the new reality.
ADHD and Body Image
Individuals with ADHD can struggle with a sometimes intense negative body image. Learn why this happens and the treatment options available.
Eli Dailey – Experiencing the Power of Edge In-School Coach Training
Eli Dailey, one of a group of teachers from the Laurel MS Unified School District who received Edge In-School Coach training, talks about his experience.
Homeless Youth, School and the Pandemic
Homeless youth are particularly vulnerable during the pandemic because of the loss of key support services from schools and communities due to budget cuts.
Does Having ADHD Make You More Likely to Get COVID-19?
Recent research suggests individuals with ADHD may be at higher risk for getting COVID-19 especially if they are not taking medication.