Diagnosing ADHD with Virtual Reality
Recent research is showing the promise of using virtual reality technology for the diagnosis of ADHD in children and possibly adults.
Overwhelmed? – Get Your Game On
Gamification can provide the motivation and inspiration to get routine (and often boring) tasks done when you have ADHD.
Could Virtual Reality Be Effective for the Treatment of ADHD in Children?
Many of us have heard of virtual reality in the context of fields like gaming, travel or architecture. Recent research suggests that its immersive and game-like qualities might make it an effective treatment tool for ADHD. It could soon take its place alongside other ADHD therapies.
Can Video Games Be an Alternative Therapy for ADHD?
Findings from several recent studies suggest that certain aspects of ADHD can be improved with at-home computer interventions. This comes as welcome news to children, who adapt easily to mobile devices, and to parents who seek alternatives to drugs that have limited effectiveness and adverse effects. These studies provide encouraging evidence that video game technology might one day be used as part of an ADHD treatment regime.
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.
Video Games and ADHD – Entertaining Distraction or Potential Addiction?
While there is no evidence to support the idea that video games cause ADHD, there are concerns that extensive video game play can exacerbate the symptoms of ADHD. Once you understand the special attraction of video games for kids with ADHD, there are steps you can take to prevent this entertaining distraction from becoming a potentially harmful addiction for your child.
Board Games – A Simple Tool to Build Executive Functioning Skills in Kids with ADHD
Many children are best able to express and challenge themselves through play. Research is showing that board games, used in conjunction with therapy or coaching, can help kids with ADHD or executive functioning issues, develop the intellectual, cognitive and social skills they need to succeed in school and life.