Guest Blogs
“Inside Video Games, the World Makes Sense.”
“To my ADHD brain, the process of building up my base and economy, then using it to absolutely crush...
Guest Blogs
Welcome to the No Judgment Zone! Read these essays, diary entries, and snapshots of daily life written by ADDitude readers who are parenting children with ADHD, living with adult ADHD, and all of the above.
Guest Blogs
How to Encourage Your Child with ADHD to Read — Willingly and Voraciously
Children with ADHD typically don’t respond well to delayed gratification and the promise of long-term...
Guest Blogs
“We are Psychologists and Our Child Has ADHD. We Are Searching for Answers, Too.”
"Let us not pretend that we have it all worked out. Let us be able to be vulnerable and realize when...
Guest Blogs
“My Child’s Neurodivergence Is Not a Choice. My Empathy Is.”
“If we can approach ADHD from a place of empathy and understanding, then we’ll see that the behaviors...
Guest Blogs
“5 Tricks to Make Laundry Less Agonizing.”
Doing laundry with ADHD often means moldy and/or wrinkled clothes that scream to be folded and neatly...
Guest Blogs
“Is ADHD a Gift? No – But It Can Be Empowering.”
A review of my children’s book criticized it for presenting ADHD as a problem. I laughed pretty hard....
Guest Blogs
Surviving the In-Person Learning Transition: Game Plans and Instant Replays
Play the coach by providing your child with a game plan before they undertake a tough task. At the...
Guest Blogs
“Seeing Camden Clearly: How a Diagnosis Unlocked My Son’s Best Self”
“It was time, I realized, to stop ignoring what had been staring me in the face. It was time to stop...
Guest Blogs
Words Matter: On the ADHD Narratives We Allow Ourselves to Believe
"The realities we create, and how we experience them, are limited only by the words we use to define...
Guest Blogs
“Why Curious, Questioning Students are Highly Underrated”
“Kids and adults with ADHD bring so much to the classroom through our creative energy — both as...
School Behavior
How to Calm Turbulent Transitions Back to (In-Person) School
Returning back to in-person school for students with ADHD and autism means disrupted routines,...
Guest Blogs
“I Have a Voice, Too: On Being an Asian American with ADHD.”
“Learning to advocate for my neurodivergent, Asian American self is a long and slow journey, but I am...