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Experts in ADHD, related conditions, learning, organization, and parenting answer your questions about diagnosis, treatment, and living better.

Medical forms, paperwork, and bills are overwhelming — and they never stop coming. Here, learn what...

Passively re-reading class notes is not an effective studying technique for an ADHD brain. Learn how...

ADHD in kids is sometimes deeply felt but ignored or denied by parents who refuse a diagnosis. Here...

For ADHD minds, out of sight means out of mind, which means forgotten assignments, late bills, and...

For students with ADHD, long-term projects can be daunting and frustrating. Here, learn how to help...

When sibling competition becomes one-sided and obsessive, it often happens for a reason: A child with...

The best desk for completing homework or distance learning may not be a desk at all, but rather a...

With executive functions still very much developing, teens with ADHD need to add to their college...

Was distance learning a disaster last spring? You are not alone, and not without resources — like...

When you focus on everything just a little bit, nothing gets fully done — and you always feel behind....

“Scaffolding is all about strengthening the executive functioning muscle. It provides structure and...

Is your child sensitive to loud noises? Bright lights? Physical contact? Learn about effective...