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The Rethink Stress Program
…we increase brain activity in the prefrontal cortex and decrease brain activity in the limbic region. What this means on a behavioral level is that we’re now accessing brain regions…
ViewGuiding Complex Teens and Young Adults to Launch
…When human brains are triggered, the primitive brain takes over and we’re not available for rational decision-making. You can’t demand that someone operate from their rational brain. If your young…
ViewParents of Very Complex Kids
…(also known as behavior management training or parent behavior training). A first-line recommended treatment, it’s intended to teach parents how to create an accommodated environment at home, including providing support…
ViewIs College Right for Everyone?
…tech “boot camps” for individuals who are interested in computer skills. Training and certificate programs are available across industries for individuals seeking alternatives in better alignment with their interests, strengths,…
ViewPrivate: NRC Toolkit 4
…Medication Costs Too Much: Prescription Assistance 19 Tips for Finding Low-Cost ADHD Treatment Other Resources Expand Parenting a Child with ADHD ADHD and Teens: Information for Parents Parent Training in…
ViewADHD News-Educators-Copy
…students with ADHD and their adult supports. View Article Finding Focus: Attention Training for High Schools By Mark Katz, PhD Accessible online and through an app, this mindfulness-based attention training…
ViewADHD News-Adults
…and how the conditions influence each other. Listen Mindfulness, Stress, and Emotion Ask the Expert Webinar Series Studies suggest that mindful practices can create brain-based changes in focused attention, stress…
ViewSupport Your Future Thinking Skills
…paper to fully support your brain’s executive function of planning and prioritizing or what is often called future thinking. What is future thinking? The typical ADHD brain is most alive…
ViewAbout ADHD – Overview
…extremely important. Medical science first documented children exhibiting inattentiveness, impulsivity and hyperactivity in 1902. Since that time, the disorder has been given numerous names, including minimal brain dysfunction, hyperkinetic reaction…
ViewADHD and Relationships: When Love Gets Lost in Translation
…and norepinephrine, the neurotransmitters that “reward” the brain and assist focus, work differently in the ADHD brain. The ADHD brain has less dopamine, for example, so it requires external rewards,…
ViewPrivate: My Test Page
…to read up on ADHD before they start treatment so they can understand what it is, how it affects the chemicals in their brain, and how treatment can help them…
ViewProfessional Advisory Board
…including ADHD, in adulthood. He completed a residency in psychiatry at the Harvard Longwood Psychiatry Residency Training Program in Boston, as well as a fellowship in neuropsychiatry at the Division…
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