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Attention Magazine October 2025
Growing Executive Function
Mark Katz, PhD
PROMISING PRACTICES
ADHD and Relationship Challenges
Sierra Hightower-Henson, MSc, and Yuanyuan Jiang, PhD, CPsych
RESEARCH BRIEFS
The Power of Community and Connection: Thriving with ADHD Together
Jane Indergaard, DNP, RN
Living with ADHD can feel overwhelming, unpredictable, and isolating. But it does not have to be a solitary journey.
Parents and Schools: Is It to Be War or Peace?
David Palmiter, PhD, ABPP
Improving communication and collaboration between parents and teachers is the best way to support students with ADHD.
Retooling Strategies for Greater Success: Think Alouds
Margaret Foster, MAEd
Part one in a series of articles on going deeper with executive function tasks that are resistant to intervention.
The Accommodation Paradox: Preparing for a Lifetime of Self-Advocacy
Emily Kircher-Morris, LPC
When we shift our focus from “fixing” to empowering students, we prepare them for a lifetime of effective self-advocacy.
ADHD and the Inflammatory Pathway
Iris Manor, MD Manor, MD
Recognizing how the immune system, brain, and hormones interact allows for a deeper understanding of each person’s unique path—and the most effective ways to support them.
ADHD and Type 2 Diabetes: What You Need to Know to Stay Healthy
Michael Donaldson, PhD, NBC-HWC
Knowing about this often overlooked connection gives you the power to act.
Unmasking Friendship
Caroline Maguire, MEd, ACCG, PCC
For many of us with ADHD, making friends meant fi tting in and blending in. Do you want to show up with greater authenticity and truly connect?
Makes Perfect Sense to Me
Mark E. Paull, CAC
Alice in Wonderland felt like his first real textbook.