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Attention Magazine December 2021
How to Say the Right Thing at the Right Time
Caroline Maguire, MEd, ACCG, PCC
Asking Powerful Questions
Ann Dolin, MEd
Applying this strategy can change the conversation and, over time, the course of development.
TOOLS: Teaching Online Organizational and Virtual Learning Skills
Joyce Lui
A new video series describes evidence-based strategies for students with ADHD and their adult supports.
Executive Functioning Support for Kids with ADHD
Jen Dryer and Gabriele Nicolet
Critical “manager” skills can be learned when taught explicitly, methodically, and collaboratively.
Things to Do By and In Early 2022
Scot Marken
Encourage college students and high school seniors who have ADHD to celebrate, reflect, and recharge before next term.
Myths About ADHD Can Cause Our Early Deaths
Cynthia Hammer, MSW
The seven most harmful myths about ADHD prevent identification, diagnosis, and treatment during childhood.
New Research Shows ADHD Symptoms Can Go Up and Down: What Does This Mean?
Margaret H. Sibley, PhD
What does this mean for individuals with ADHD and their treatment providers?
Those Lovely ‘Mones: The Intersection of ADHD and Hormones
Linda Roggli
More than fifty hormones are hard at work in the human body, but to date only a handful are implicated in ADHD.
Optimizing Executive Functions Through Sleep
His nightly struggles caused serious problems with those skills that help one get organized, stay focused, and get stuff done.
Making Things Easier with Tiny Habits
Amy Voros
A coach reveals how tiny habits and behavior design changed her life.
