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Attention Magazine August 2012
Executive Dysfunctions and the Sleepy Secretary of ADHD
Susan D. Rich
Need to explain executive functioning issues? Try the analogy of a less-than-effective secretary to help others understand differences in brain function.
Organizing the ADHD Brain: It’s All About Executive Functions
Ari Tuckman PsyD, MBA
Weaknesses in working memory, prospective memory, and self-activation affect a person?s ability to organize. What strategies can help people with ADHD work around executive function deficits to create effective organizing habits?
Out of Sight? Out of Mind? Out of Control! ADHD-Friendly Ways to Organize Electronic Files
Cris Sgrott Wheedleton
Having difficulty dealing with the digital age? As modes of communication evolve and take on different forms, so must we adapt our strategies for managing them.
Mind Mapping: A Tool for Enhancing Executive Functions
Bob Hathcock
While helping to compensate for executive function deficits, mind mapping can also enhance creativity, out-of-the-box thinking, and seeing the big picture.
Succeeding in the Face of Challenges: Change the View, the “Own It” Project, and What’s Your Story?
Mark Katz, PhD
No abstract.
Is Your Child’s School ADHD-Friendly? A chat with Maureen Gill, LCSW
Maureen Gill
No abstract.
Especially for Children with ADHD: How to Help Your Working Memory [ADHD Toons]
Taylor Mickesh
No Abstract.
ADHD Medication Shortages: You Helped CHADD Make a Difference
Ruth Hughes PhD
No Abstract.