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Attention Magazine December 2025
Get It Done Together
Mark Katz, PhD
PROMISING PRACTICES
Why Don’t Subtle Hints Work for Me?
Caroline Maguire, MEd, ACCG, PCC
CONNECTION MATTERS
Can AI Support Learning for Students with ADHD?
Minyeong Cho, MS, and Yuanyuan Jiang, PhD, CPsych
RESEARCH BRIEFS
Cracking the Code on Motivation for Children with ADHD
Melissa Hernandez, MS, and Paulo A. Graziano, PhD
If you feel like you’re stuck in a cycle of discipline, reminders, and meltdowns, you’re not failing. You may just need a different approach.
ADHD Meltdowns: The Child’s Side of the Story and What You Should Do
Brandi Walker, PhD, and Griffin Rouse
Take deeper look at one of the most difficult to manage, difficult to witness, and misunderstood symptoms of ADHD.
Retooling Strategies for Greater Success, Part Two: The 4-Quadrant Sort
Margaret Foster, MAEd
Our series on addressing persistent problems with executive function tasks continues with part two, helping to further clarify the student’s challenges and level of independence.
Helping Build EF Skills and Independence at Home
Laura McMaster, PhD
Independence grows best in an environment where mistakes are safe and learning is celebrated.
ADHD, Borderline Personality, and the Adolescent Girl
Dara Babinski, PhD
Struggles often intensify during their teens, but for some girls the emotional toll of ADHD can lay the groundwork for even deeper mental health concerns. Here’s what parents need to know.
Remembering the Future: How ADHD Affects Prospective Memory (and How to Work with It)
Daniella Karidi, PhD
When you have ADHD, forgetting is not about laziness or lack of intelligence. It’s about how the ADHD brain manages memory.
I’ll Do It… Later: A Multi-Lens Approach to Understanding and Addressing Procrastination
Kelli Chen, MS, OTR/L
For many neurodivergent individuals, it’s a daily struggle rooted in how the brain processes motivation, emotion, and overwhelm.
The Power of Body Doubling
Nodira Khoussainova, PhD
Based on the principle of mirroring, this practice helps you stay focused, and it can also improve mood and motivation.