Harnessing AI to Thrive in the Workplace with ADHD
Here is how AI tools can be a powerful ally to help you enhance your productivity and creativity in the workplace.
Apps to Live By When You Have ADHD
Productivity apps can be a great equalizer for individuals with ADHD who have to cope with a world not designed for them.
Software Assisted Treatments for ADHD
The results of two recent studies show the important role that software can play as an adjunct therapy for the treatment of ADHD.
Apps to Motivate and Enhance Remote Learning
Apps can enhance the remote learning experience and keep kids interested, focused and offer an outlet for pent up creativity.
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.
Apps to the Rescue for Kids Struggling with Virtual Schooling
For parents struggling with helping kids with learning and attention challenges manage their schoolwork, here are some apps that can help.
Taming the Holiday Buying Impulse When You Have ADHD
The holiday season has arrived. Marketers are going all out to encourage us to buy their merchandise, and that, in combination with the festive holiday mood, can cause us to spend beyond our budget. This is especially true for individuals with ADHD. The impulsivity that often accompanies the condition can be a big problem during the holidays. If you have ADHD, here are some strategies you can use to avoid a holiday debt hangover.
Making the Most of ADHD Brain Training Apps
Individual with ADHD can struggle with cognitive issues. So-called “brain training” games or apps have been offered as one way for them to improve concentration, organization skills, and memory. Part of the key to success with these tools is knowing which ones work best for your situation, and how to use them to maximum advantage. Here are some tips for getting the most out of brain training apps.
When You Have ADHD and Need Motivation, Turn Your Life into a Game
If you have ADHD, you know how hard it can be to motivate yourself to do those boring but necessary tasks. Intrinsic motivation can be tough, and it can be difficult to find the right external motivation that works for you. Gamifying your life might just be the answer. Gamification can make life with ADHD easier by providing the boost of external motivation you might need to get things done.
Apps for Students with Learning & Attention Issues
In today’s world, apps are indispensable. They give us directions to keep us from getting lost, allow us to manage our money, and a … Read More