Kicking the Anger Habit When You Have ADHD
Individuals with ADHD can experience difficulty controlling their anger. Here is why and strategies you can use to manage your anger.
Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria and ADHD
Many individuals with ADHD also have rejection sensitive dysphoria. Learn what it is, the symptoms and strategies for coping with it.
Goodbye ADHD, Hello Fast Minds
Based on what researchers and clinicians know today, the diagnostic label “ADHD” can be misleading. Is it time for a better term?
Adult ADHD and Anger
Many adults with ADHD report problems managing anger. Here is how to recognize the symptoms and strategies that can help you manage anger.
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.
Can the Pandemic Heighten Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria?
Most individuals with ADHD are prone to rejection sensitivity dysphoria (RSD). Distorted social communication due to the pandemic can heighten their feelings of isolation, anxiety and rejection.
Dealing With Grief and Loss During the Pandemic
During this time of crisis, feelings of grief and loss can be especially intense for those with ADHD. Here are suggestions for dealing with grief and loss when you have ADHD.
Self-Regulation and the Many Faces of ADHD
Scientists and clinicians now understand there is no single manifestation of ADHD. The multi-dimensional nature of self-regulation provides insights into what causes the different kinds of ADHD.
Seeing the Signs of Emotional Dysregulation in Teens
Emotional dysregulation can lead to destructive behavior in teens that have the condition. Here are some of the signs of emotional dysregulation in teens and what parents can do.
ADHD and Emotional Dysregulation
Recent research shows that a significant subgroup of people with ADHD has serious difficulties in regulating their emotions. It confirms that, in many cases, psychotherapy – to address emotional regulation issues – has a more important role to play as pat of an overall treatment plan for ADHD.