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Attention Magazine June 2023
How to Recover After a Social Faux Pas
Caroline Maguire, MEd, ACCG, PCC
CONNECTION MATTERS
Physiological and Emotional Awareness in Individuals with ADHD
Joelle Ciccarelli, BSc, RD, and Yuanyuan Jiang, PhD, CPsych
RESEARCH BRIEFS
ADHD, Autism, and More: What Goes into Getting a Diagnosis?
Sarah Cheyette, MD, and Benjamin Cheyette, MD, PhD
Diagnostic categories and criteria will continue to evolve as we better understand biologic mechanisms underlying the symptoms of neuropsychiatric conditions. Here’s what doctors have to go on now.
Explaining ADHD to Kids
Liz Angoff, PhD
The way we talk about ADHD now will influence how children see themselves for the rest of their lives.
Executive Function Coach: A Personal Trainer for Your Child’s Brain
Ann Dolin, MEd
They can help your child break down challenges into manageable steps, develop personalized strategies, and learn how to learn.
Eight Tips for Successful ADHD Family Travel
Dawn M. Barclay
If past vacations meant going into survival mode, these strategies will help you plan a trip everyone can enjoy.
Why ADHD Is More Challenging for Women
Kathleen G. Nadeau, PhD
ADHD in women was once dismissed as a milder version of ADHD. Research and lived experience show a very different reality.
Successfully Delegating Written Projects
Rosemary Hollinger, JD, ACC
A lawyer who has ADHD shares tips on and experiences with task delegation, an essential skill for career development.
Conquering the Three Mental Enemies of Adults with ADHD
Robin Brannan, LCMFT
Ever struggle with negativity bias, cognitive distortion, or perseveration? You can overcome these discouraging thought patterns.
Why I Volunteer
Suzanne Sophos