…particular brain activity pattern, or a particular shape of brain parts that perfectly matched the pattern of symptoms. But the science shows that there is no one pattern—diverse patterns of…

…to rejection sensitivity. How can you manage those intense, negative thoughts?   Prevent rumination with five daily strategies Ask yourself, “Am I ruminating?” The gear shift of the brain, the…

…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…

…But, back to Why doesn’t executive function training improve academic achievement? Niebaum and Munakata’s research shows that training discrete executive functions in isolation (in games and exercises that are not…

…The articles found were categorized into three content areas: cognitive training, neurofeedback interventions, and other digital health interventions. Seven hundred seventy-five articles were found regarding cognitive training, which involves computerized…

…North Carolina at Greensboro in 2009 and completed his clinical internship and postdoctoral training at Duke University Medical Center. His research focuses on ADHD treatment development and ADHD-related outcomes into…

…other courses in the training series. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN How to create an ADHD-friendly home environment How to overcome homework challenges How to build better executive function and self-regulation skills…

…levels. CHADD’s Educator Training & Resources: Practical strategies and resources for educating the student with ADHD The training and resources cover effective classroom and instructional techniques, building student organizational and…

…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…

…ADHD, young and old alike. 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…

…the problem. Anger behavior can be a result of brain chemistry, brain structure, or from being around those who have not learned how to behave appropriately when they are angry….

…your heart and your lungs and your skin, you also have a brain, and a brain has illnesses that change how people behave, because your brain actually drives behavior. So,…