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…
Children with ADHD can erupt with emotions at a moment’s notice — or no notice at all. We offer five tips on how parents can manage and even calm the eruptions.
As they begin to drive, teens with ADHD are significantly more likely to have car accidents and traffic violations than other teens. That likely happens in part because skills a person needs to be a good driver can be affected by ADHD. But experts offer tips on things parents and teens can work on to help teens with ADHD become good drivers.
The ADHD experience is a hugely important component of the Oscar-winning movie “Everything Everywhere All at Once.” The main character in the movie, Eveyln, has undiagnosed ADHD. We talk with people with ADHD, who see themselves and their struggles in so much of the move. We talk also talk with experts about how the movie explores the ADHD experience.
As children age into adults, so do their ADHD symptoms. The symptoms don’t go away exactly. They just change — in how they show themselves to the world — as the child becomes an adolescent and then an adult. We take a look at those changes, and help people with ADHD understand what they mean.
We look at the long scientific history of ADHD, and researchers attempts to understand whether it relates to our genes, our environment, or both.
We are wrapping up the month of love with another great episode with ADHD relationship expert Melissa Orlov, diving into everything from the power of Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria, post-retirement ADHD symptom concerns, the ADHD Power Couple – Impulsivity and Distractibility and the importance of sleep hygiene in supporting ADHD-impacted couples. …
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