A large study finds that teachers are more accurate than parents at spotting ADHD in children. Learn what this means and how you can take action.

Twice-exceptional kids are both gifted and face developmental challenges. Learn what twice-exceptionality entails and how you can support your child.

Can kids outgrow ADHD? Find out what may increase the chances of remission and why continued support matters.

Discover the best stim toys for kids and teens with ADHD. Learn how these tools improve focus and reduce anxiety.

Neurodiversity in children can affect how they think and behave. Learn how to support self-awareness and confidence in your child’s growth.

Learn how to help kids develop executive functioning skills. Discover practical strategies for planning, organization, and self-control.

Did you know that simple household chores can boost your child’s thinking skills? Research shows that certain tasks improve executive functioning.

These books about self-control provide kids with valuable lessons on managing impulses, understanding emotions, and making thoughtful decisions.

Working with neurodiverse kids reminds us that we all think differently. This newsletter was written as a reminder for each of us to make space for different minds.

ADHD emotional dysregulation can make individuals feel like their emotions are out of control. Explore healthy coping mechanisms that work.

In this research study, learn how brain activity relates to gaming addiction in teens. We’ll also explore tips for promoting healthier habits.

School accommodations can help students with ADHD thrive in the classroom. Talk with your child’s school counselor about Section 504 Plan classroom strategies for kids with ADHD.