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…out? View Article Gender Myths & ADHD By Ellen B. Littman, PhD Once excluded from the conversation, girls were overlooked-because girls with ADHD look very different from boys with ADHD….
ViewMore Than Refills
…issues might be hidden. Prescribers should create a safe place to ask about anxiety, depression, teasing, bullying, abuse, sexuality, gender identity, and substance use. An old medical school adage applies:…
ViewThe Art of the To-Do List
…as packing for a trip or cleaning your house. How to make your to-do list It’s up to you how you do it—on paper, on your computer or smartphone using…
ViewTechnological Interventions for Youth with ADHD
…interventions for ADHD. However, given the increasing use of technology in daily life, better understanding how such technology can be used to help individuals with ADHD has widespread potential. Cibrian…
ViewHonoring Emerging ADHD Researchers
…factors for alcohol use. Preliminary results from this RCT showed significant reductions in alcohol use among youth assigned to the treatment compared to youth in the control condition, making the…
ViewAwards Presented at #ADHD2022
…notably, he coordinated the treatments for childhood lead poisoning, a known cause of childhood ADHD, to help the city government, insurance companies, and hospitals improve and manage their remediation efforts….
ViewWhere Does ADHD Come From?
…in a child’s relationships with adults and peers (behavior deteriorates more under high levels of emotionally intense or intensely negative social interactions), subjective feelings of stress (these cause all of…
ViewInattentive Women with ADHD
…OF ADHD? First of all, it’s likely that you were not diagnosed when you were a girl, because girls are diagnosed only when a parent or teacher suspects ADHD and…
ViewHow to Write a Teacher Letter
…child and got the hang of teaching him or her, you moved on to a new teacher or team. I also realized that just because a person was a teacher…
ViewADHD and the Myth of the Bad Parent
…Parents of children with ADHD are often blamed, shamed, and stigmatized. Friends, family members, and professionals might imply-or even state outright-that these parents just need to set tougher limits, model…
ViewInattentive Women with ADHD
…First of all, it’s likely that you were not diagnosed when you were a girl, because girls are diagnosed only when a parent or teacher suspects ADHD and refers them…
ViewThe Walking Classroom
…across the United States are incorporating exercise into a typical school day. One former fifth grade teacher took this a step further, however. She figured out a way to couple…
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