…ADHD due to their brain and body differences. Tasks like showering and brushing teeth are low-reward activities that involve sensory input that doesn’t always feel good. Most adults with ADHD…

…is fifty-one. During these transition years some women also notice increasing brain fog, forgetfulness, and poor executive functioning, in addition to the more common emotional changes. For some women these…

…both knew we should exercise, and we knew how regular exercise benefited both our bodies and our ADHD brains. We even told ourselves we wanted to exercise. But we didn’t…

…child. You might even agree to disagree. Not every family member believes in ADHD as a brain-based disorder or understands that children and adults need specific brain-based strategies. When it…

…read and what is different in the brains of those with executive function deficits and reading disorders. There are some great child-friendly videos and books that explain these functions. When…

…more benefits-and fewer risks-of medications than previously known.   Brian M. D’Onofrio, PhD, is a professor and the director of clinical training in the department of psychological and brain sciences…

…treat injuries to the brain are often knowledgeable regarding ADHD. The majority of these specialists in diseases and injuries of the brain don’t treat developmental disorders such as ADHD, but…

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…that there’s very, very little training of professionals, mental health professionals, whether it’s psychiatrists, psychologists, psychotherapists, you name it, we get little to no training in how to treat ADHD….

…rewires the brain, replacing harsh self-judgment with a more motivationally supportive inner voice. Treating ourselves with kindness improves well-being while increasing persistence and problem-solving ability. Discovering and allowing There are…

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…less prepared to diagnose and treat adults with the condition. Unfortunately, this gap in formal training not only affects physicians but also extends to psychiatric and other resident physicians, psychology…