What difficulties might children with ADHD experience in sports? Are some sports better for kids with ADHD? Are individual or group sports a better fit? We’re diving into the role that sports and athletics can play in the life of a neurodiverse person with Michael Shipper. If you are in…
Does exercise help with ADHD symptoms? How important are consistency and personal accountability in exercise? How do I stay motivated to exercise as a neurodiverse person? Alli Cost, MS, OTR-L, joins the podcast to answer these questions and provide additional insight into how to live your life without pain. Whether…
People who have ADHD often have baseline stress levels that are higher than others. But there are ways to manage that stress, and improve your ADHD symptoms at the same time. We talk with experts who offer a number of tips to manage and decrease stress for people with ADHD.
You have probably read or heard that exercise is good for ADHD symptoms. The problem is this: ADHD is not the same for each person, and there are a wide variety of symptoms that a person can present with if they have this diagnosis. The good news is that there…
By Brian Wu, MD, PhD One thing parents often think about if their child has ADHD is: Should my child be playing in school sports? While there are many ways that children with this disorder can benefit from sports participation, there are also potential drawbacks for parents to consider…
Many experts believe that exercise can have much the same effect on ADHD as medications. In book The Exercise Prescription, Dr. Michael Lara, a California psychiatrist and author, notes that exercise can stimulate the growth of nerve cells and brain structure and boosts important neurotransmitters. But not all exercises are…
By Mary Fetzer Exercise is good for everyone, and emerging research suggests that exercise can have a particularly beneficial impact on the symptoms of ADHD. Studies found at PubMed Central, an archive of medical literature at the U.S. National Institutes of Health’s National Library of Medicine, indicate that exercise reduces…
One of the most exciting things about a new year is the opportunity for positive change. If your child has ADHD, there are several resolutions you can implement as a family to make living with this condition a bit easier. Improve Sleep Hygiene Sleep is important for any child or…
You probably have heard that cats, dogs, and pets, in general, can bring not only companionship but emotional and mental support to adults and children with ADHD. Studies have shown that owning a pet can result in lower cholesterol, and decreased levels of anxiety, depression, and stress, resulting in an…
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