Featuring Randy Kulman, PhD Randy Kulman, PhD, explores how kids with ADHD are affected by their video game play. He examines how and why video games can become overly engaging yet at the same time present opportunities for improving executive functions and problem-solving skills.

Featuring Shafali Jeste, MD   Pediatric neurologist Shafali Jeste offers an expert overview of neurodevelopmental disorders—what they are, how they are diagnosed, and how they can overlap with conditions such as epilepsy, autism, ADHD, and learning delays. Dr. Jeste also explains how an accurate diagnosis can help families access the right supports and services for…

Featuring Susan Tschudi LMFT   When your partner has ADHD and you don’t, you may misunderstand each other’s point of view. This can be a breeding ground for all sorts of miscommunication, leading to disagreements, arguments, and hurt feelings. Learn what you can do to increase positive interactions, help your partner to be more aware…

Featuring Caroline Maguire, MEd, ACCG, PCC   Sometimes it feels like your child just is not listening to you. Are they getting a reward for being stubborn or selfish? This is a very common thought, but more often, the behaviors come from a lack of listening skills, one of several executive function skills. Research shows…

Featuring Jodi Sleeper-Triplett, MCC, SCAC   For young adults preparing for college or entering the workplace can be challenging, especially while managing ADHD. You are ready to be independent while unsure of the steps needed to handle college or a job. In this recorded webinar for young adults, Jodi Sleeper-Triplett explores strategies for key areas…

Featuring Joseph Fredrick, PhD What is cognitive disengagement syndrome, formerly known as sluggish cognitive tempo? Joseph Fredrick, PhD, describes CDS and contrasts key differences from the difficulties typically seen in ADHD. As a researcher and clinical psychologist, he stresses the importance of comprehensive evaluations and evidence-based interventions. He discusses the links between CDS and other…

Featuring Kevin M. Antshel, PhD Slides Although prescription stimulants are often highly effective in reducing ADHD, problems of non-medical misuse and abuse of prescription stimulants among adolescents, college students, and adults have become evident in recent years. Some students who need to get a lot of work done want the perceived benefits of stimulant medications.…