Are ADHD and Trauma Connected?

ADHD is a mental health condition typically characterized by inattentive, hyperactive, or impulsive behavior. On the other hand, trauma is a mental, emotional, or physical response to a shocking or distressing event or series of stressful events. Both have common symptoms, yet they tend to impact every person differently.

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Promoting Therapy Adherence in Pediatric ADHD

Theresa R. Cerulli, MD, provides advice for clinicians on how to increase understanding of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorders (ADHD) and encourage therapy adherence for both children and parents.

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5 Tips for Law Students With Adult ADHD

KEY POINTS: The unique demands of law school’s environment create the need for a skill set that poses a particular challenge to those with ADHD. Students with ADHD must understand their strengths and weaknesses, develop a plan, and seek out support. Regulating and prioritizing personal needs, making a plan, and forming a study group are…

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Emerging Treatments and Unmet Needs in Pediatric ADHD

Theresa R. Cerulli, MD…What’s still to come is that the adult data have been completed and submitted to the FDA. What we’ll see, hopefully by April 2022, is a response from the FDA, whether viloxazine gets approved for use in adults.

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What is Special Education?

There is a system of support available for students with learning differences…Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder represents a special case when it comes to obtaining support and services at school. ADHD is not identified as one of the 13 federal disability categories that are guaranteed services, though there are ways that children with ADHD can receive…

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5 Tips To Crush The Holidays As The Parent Of An ADHD Child

Parents are always striving to make their kids’ holidays memorable. But, it isn’t always easy if your child struggles with an invisible disability like ADHD…As you embark on this season of perpetual parties and family gatherings, there are some things to think about as you parent that can help you support your child to become…

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Watching TV not linked to ADHD development in toddlers

Does watching TV impact a young child’s attention span? Earlier studies have attempted to link ADHD and other attention disorders to devices, asserting that screen time can significantly affect behavior. However, a more in-depth study suggests otherwise.

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Managing Pediatric ADHD with Viloxazine

Theresa R. Cerulli, MD: Viloxazine is…a novel agent that is a serotonin-norepinephrine modulating agent…In children and adolescents who do have comorbid conditions, my thought is moving Qelbree, or viloxazine, to more of a first-line agent. That’s because of the pharmacodynamics of this drug.

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1 in 5 College Students Abuse ADHD Medication— Here’s What We Can Do About It

Over the last two decades, ADHD diagnosis and prescriptions to treat them have been on the rise, especially among college-aged students, which has contributed to higher rates of prescription stimulant misuse on college campuses. NBC spoke to three psychologists who specialize in ADHD to learn more about what’s causing the rise in diagnosis and why…

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