Dishonesty and evasion can be coping mechanisms for students with learning differences. Parents and teachers can help change this cycle.

When you start seeing parenting through the developmental lens of executive function, you discover proven ways children learn, overcome adversity, get along with others, and become independent.

The new normal may require out-of-the-box thinking. Perhaps the most important thing you can do is to communicate positively.

Like so many girls with ADHD, it wasn’t until the demands of her life exceeded her ability to make it all work that the wheels came off.

Use research-based strategies that work to solve the issue of incomplete or missing assignments.

Tools for parents to help their young adults become more independent.

Can a cognitive-behavioral treatment program help college students with ADHD? How many children have ADHD in the United States, and what kind of treatment are they getting?

A psychologist discusses what she’s learning from her research on ADHD after age sixty.

Deficits in executive functioning explain poor academic performance and underachievement in many students with ADHD. Here’s why they struggle, and how to help.