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Attention Magazine April 2021
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Does Exercise Improve ADHD and Related Challenges?
Yuanyuan Jiang and Katrina Aranas
RESEARCH BRIEFS
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ADHD + COVID-19 = ? What Families Are Telling Researchers
Emma Sciberras
To understand the effects of shutdowns on children with ADHD, this study surveyed their parents.
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Friendship Problems? How Parents Can Help
Amori Yee Mikami
Try this focused approach if your child struggles with peer relationships.
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Understanding and Differentiating Between Autism and ADHD
Esther Hess
Getting a correct diagnosis is the first step in helping a child get the proper treatment.
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How to Motivate and Engage Twice Exceptional Learners
Julie Skolnick
Intentional, strengths-based strategies can effectively support gifted students with ADHD.
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Double Trouble: Navigating Life as a Gifted Kid with ADHD
René Brooks
Being gifted would seem to equip you with skills to work around the ADHD whether it was treated or not, right?
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ADHD in High-Achieving Individuals
Carey A. Heller, PsyD
Most resources focus on obvious challenges, so they often feel more alone in their inner struggles.
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Stepping Back to Move Forward
Kathryn Essig and Janet Price
How has the pandemic affected options for students after high school?
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Improving Quality of Care: mehealth for ADHD
Learn about an online tool that can be used to optimize treatment and minimize side effects.
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