…reviewed at the beginning of this article. Additional resources regarding contact information for providers as well as other support can be found at CHADD’s website (www.chadd.org or www.help4adhd.org) or by…

…HIGGINS: One, it’s important to be able to receive support and care from your family members and people who love you. If you already know that they’re not going to…

…2020; Sutherland et al., 2019). And, as suggested by one group of researchers (Hewitt et al., 2020), there is no existing evidence to support significant differences between in-person and remote…

…in a group of boy and girl students that walked into the girls’ bathroom for five seconds during an evening basketball game. The administrators explained that the boy needed severe…

…and support their curiosity and critical thinking. This is challenging for students with ADHD, and ChatGPT tempting them at their fingertips can make this even more difficult. Students who rely…

…support from ADHD organizations like CHADD. I spent hours driving across our major metropolitan city, I called multiple pharmacies, I know the interactive menu prompts for all major pharmacy chains…

…intake. An overall diet quality score was used to represent how consistent the diets were with Dutch dietary guidelines, which included food groups such as vegetables, fruits, fish, legumes, whole…

…might seem logical that testosterone plays a role in ADHD. Research does not support that theory, though. Free testosterone levels were the same for ADHD boys and girls as their…

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…and prioritizing, etc. Social: retirement, being an introvert at a party, real or perceived social rejection, discomfort in initiating conversation in a group, jealousy, criticism by friends or partners. Prosocial:…

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…you into new social situations as an “equal” and moves you out of your comfort zone. Practice physically moving around in the group, making eye contact, noticing your body, and…