Help, I Have ADHD And I Can’t Stop Impulse Spending
People with ADHD can struggle with impulse spending. We talked to a financial planner who has some helpful tips.
Read MoreHelping children who are neurodiverse build friendships
Practicing social and emotional skills at home can help.
Read MoreDo Your Child’s Sensory Sensitivities Make Everything Hard?
KEY POINTS: Sensory sensitivities can lead a child to over- or under-react to certain sensations or experiences. Sensory sensitivities often co-occur with disorders like autism or ADHD. Parents can help by accommodating where necessary and responding to meltdowns without judgment or criticism.
Read More5 Ways To Adapt When Your Child’s ADHD Overwhelms You
Kids with ADHD can be tough. You love them with all your heart and yet, your child seems out of touch at times. They don’t operate with urgency to get important tasks done and when they do get into action, it’s messy, or sloppy, or disorganized, or challenging.
Read MoreSecret limits to stop ‘suspicious’ Xanax and Adderall orders are forcing some legitimate patients to scramble
Patients diagnosed with conditions like anxiety and sleep disorders have become caught in the crosshairs of America’s opioid crisis, as secret policies mandated by a national opioid settlement have turned filling legitimate prescriptions into a major headache.
Read MoreWhat Can Clinicians Do to Mitigate the ADHD Medication Shortage?
A nationwide shortage of medications used to treat attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has patients and parents of patients who rely on these medications scrambling to fill their prescriptions. While the shortage started with combination amphetamine and dextroamphetamine (Adderall), it has since moved to alternatives such as methylphenidate (Ritalin), and experts say there is no easy way…
Read MoreADHD numbers climbing dramatically in the U.S., especially among women, says new study
The number of people diagnosed with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is climbing steadily in the U.S. — especially among women, a new study found. While cases have risen across all age groups, the spike has been most significant among women. The share of females between the ages of 23 and 49 years of age diagnosed…
Read MoreHow to Prepare for the Proposed Changes to Telehealth Prescriptions
Tighter restrictions are probably in store for controlled substances like A.D.H.D. and anxiety medications. Here’s what you can do.
Read MoreDo altered gut microbes affect risk of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder?
New research published in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry suggests that the microbial composition of the gut may affect a child’s susceptibility to attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
Read MoreADHD Treatments May Also Help Executive Function Deficits
Researchers find supportive evidence for the use of ADHD medications to improve executive functioning.
Read MoreThe Value Of A Formal ADHD Diagnosis (& Why TikTok Can’t Give You What You Need)
The disparity between diagnoses of ADHD for men and women (and boys and girls) is a big topic in women’s health. I recently had a conversation with a woman who experienced this first-hand. “I discovered I had ADHD about 10 years ago when my daughter was diagnosed,” said the woman, whom I will call Denise.
Read MoreWhat Can You Do If Your ADHD Medications Aren’t Working Anymore?
Key Takeaways: Recently, more people are claiming that their ADHD medications have stopped working. The ongoing Adderall shortage has likely disrupted some patients’ regular prescriptions. Experts say your healthcare provider might be able to switch your medications, and it’s important to keep track of how you’re responding to a new drug.
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