Menopause, Executive Function and ADHD Medication
New research shows menopausal women without ADHD can experience declines in executive function which can be improved with ADHD medication.
Helping Parents Raise Complex Kids
Elaine Taylor-Klaus explains how she met the challenge of raising complex kids, not only for herself, but for parents all over he world.
How Exercise Helps Executive Function
Regular exercise can curb impulsivity, enhance learning and improve the ability to plan, organize, and remember details.
A Hug for the ADHD Moms
Moms with ADHD have a lot to handle – the normal challenges of motherhood along with the difficulties having the condition brings.
Executive Function: The Inside Story
Executive function skills are important to effectively managing work and life. But what are the brain processes that make them work – or not?
For Children with ADHD: Better Sleep Means Better Performance
Research shows how poor sleep impacts the performance of children with ADHD. Here are tips to help your child sleep better.
ADHD and the Occupational Therapy Option
Occupational therapy (OT) is a potent options parents should consider as part of the treatment plan for a child with ADHD.
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.
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.
Paul Orfalea – Turning Learning Challenges Into Business Opportunities
Paul Orfalea, the founder of Kinko’s could easily have been a victim of ADHD, but managed to leverage it into successful career as an entrepreneur. He didn’t know initially that he had ADHD. But he learned to use the particular characteristics of his ADHD brain to develop a successful enterprise that has become an icon of American business life.