Cognitive Disengagement SyndromeAsk The Expert

…community for helpful resources. Adults Alleviate stress. ADHD alone can introduce a multitude of stressors. This, compounded with the distress of a tragedy, can be overwhelming. Participate in memorials, engage…

…with less stress, and create productive environments they need. Copper received a bachelor’s degree from Indiana University, an MBA from University of Tampa, professional designations from ICF, PAAC, and certification…

…comfort levels may add to their stress, anxiety, or social issues. If a child or adult often had trouble paying attention to social cues before the pandemic, there are now…

…stressors, the family environment, and motivation for learning. Participants were then categorized into those with high versus low problematic digital media use. The results showed that youth with higher problematic…

New ADHD research studies referenced in this week’s ADHD in the News: Ahrens, Angelica P., et al. “Infant Microbes and Metabolites Point to Childhood Neurodevelopmental Disorders.” Cell 187, no. 8…

…in each child who has it and can be paired with co-occurring issues (such as anxiety, depression, or stress), further complicating the teacher’s understanding of how to assist the student….

…this age are capable of identifying and using a range of strategies to regulate emotions and manage stress. Children often use avoidance or distancing to manage emotions, particularly in contexts…

…productive or make this change we really want to make,” she says. “I think it really tends to just increase our stress and make things worse.” Instead, perhaps allow yourself,…

…seen as alert and observant. Social awkwardness is similar to social anxiety in that they both indicate social situations induce anxiousness or stress. A socially awkward person may feel shame…

…“grilling” the student, redirect their lines of questioning. Allow the student to arrive later or leave earlier to help decrease the student’s stress. Most middle school students should attend the…