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Attention Magazine February 2024
Mindfulness for Adult ADHD
Mark Katz, PhD
PROMISING PRACTICES
Physical Exercise, ADHD Symptoms, and Mental Health
Ivy Debinski and Yuanyuan Jiang, PhD, CPsych
RESEARCH BRIEFS
ADHD: Music to My Ears
Steven Sharp Nelson
At ADHD2023, the world renowned musician and content creator shared his ADHD-powered journey through storytelling and song. Here is an excerpt from his memorable presentation.
Midyear Reboot: Five Strategies for Building Effective Habits in Children and Teens
Sharon Saline, PsyD
Part of parenting is helping children develop good habits and break ineffective ones. At the midpoint of the school year, make sure they pivot toward success.
How to Improve the Educational Experience of Black Students with ADHD
Joy Banks, PhD, interviewed by Rachel James, MSLIS
Schools can help to create environments where all students—of differing abilities, racial and cultural backgrounds, languages, and perspectives—can thrive.
Coaching Kids with ADHD in Sports
Carey Heller, PsyD
Coaches and parents can make a huge difference for children facing ADHD-related challenges during sport activities.
Time Unbound: Managing Time Blindness at Work
Adam Ly, MScOT
Viewed from a neurodiversity-affirming perspective, consistent time-related struggles are a sensory difference that can be appropriately supported, managed, and accepted by everyone involved.
Can I Have a Do-Over? Motherhood and ADHD
Jane Indergaard, DNP, RN
What’s it like to do “adulting” and “parenting” when you’re a woman with ADHD? Reflections of a mom from the empty nest.
ADHD and Relationships: When Love Gets Lost in Translation
Anita Robertson, LCSW
While there are great interventions that help many partners go from fighting to flourishing, some include features that can be harmful if not adapted for ADHD and executive function challenges.
Reignite Your Resolutions: Two ADHD-Friendly Ways to Get Back to Your Goals
Marcy Caldwell, PsyD
Resolutions are so appealing at first but so hard to hold onto. Want this year to be different?