…and the aging doctor alike. Dan Shapiro, MD, is a developmental-behavioral pediatrician in Rockville, Maryland. He is the creator of the ParentChildJourney.com parent-training programs. Dr. Shapiro is author of Parent…

…important in managing the side effects that you may experience. Research shows that combining medication with behavioral interventions such as parent education training, behavioral therapy and school accommodations will provide…

…that was posted by someone with 50,000 followers,” says Todd. “She urgently wanted to make the purchase even though she didn’t need a new phone case.” Teenagers’ brain development keeps…

…of ADHD symptomatology and that was not responsive to psychotherapy alone. She required medication that would help her system to boost serotonin in the parts of the brain that help…

when I was eleven years old, ADHD wasn’t a diagnosis—it wasn’t even a thought. What I had was a brain that moved faster than the world around me, but no…

ADHD NEWSSTAND FOR PARENTS AND CAREGIVERS Harness Fidgeting to Improve Focus By Carey A. Heller “STOP SHAKING YOUR LEGS. You are making the kitchen table move,” said John’s mother. “John,…

…dysregulation is what’s called for. And yes, this can be tougher for ADHD brains. When the amygdala becomes activated, the thinking brain (your prefrontal cortex) goes temporarily offline and feelings…

…it doesn’t have to be this way? Holiday stress and your brain Dr. Braaten says holiday stress is a different type of stress from the day-to-day worries we confront. It’s…

…with ADHD and their loved ones. Topics include “Intro to Your Unique Brain,” for those seeking a greater understanding of ADHD and how to recognize common strengths and challenges, and…

…of living with an unpredictable brain. The hope and help this book provides through easily applicable recommended accommodations and strategies will instill self-efficacy and self-advocacy in adults with ADHD and…

…you to know about is emotional literacy. Emotional literacy is simply the ability to use words to label our feelings. Brain imaging studies show that when children (and adults!) label…

…brain. The brain, in turn, finds this a desirable response, either causing the experience of feeling in control or having more attention, or an experience of satisfaction and pleasure. The…