Guest Blogs “Twice Exceptional Is a Cruel Double-Edged Sword” “A 2e individual may have to work twice as hard to do ‘basic’ tasks. And, while an average person may...
ADDitude ADHD Experts Podcast “ADHD and Gifted” [podcast episode #99] In ADDitude's ADHD Experts Podcast episode 99, Diane M. Kennedy and Rebecca Banks-Cull share their...
Guest Blogs “Where Is the Help for Gifted Kids with ADHD?” “Though I am reading and listening to all the things, I realize that there’s a dearth of resources...
Ask the Experts “My Gifted Teen Has ADHD — and So. Much. Frustration.” Twice-exceptional teens who are gifted with ADHD experience a vast difference between what comes...
Learning Challenges What Does Twice Exceptional Mean? The intellectual potential of twice exceptional youth is great but sometimes difficult to recognize...
Webinars & Podcasts “2e 101: A Parents’ Guide to Understanding and Supporting Twice-Exceptional Children” [Video Replay & Podcast #320] Access the video replay, listen to the podcast episode (#320), download the slide presentation, and...
ADHD Myths & Facts “I’m Smart, So I Should Be Able to Overpower ADHD. Right?” High-IQ adults with ADHD seem to function well, but it comes at a high emotional cost. They feel...
Ask the Experts Your Child Is Intelligent. That Doesn’t Mean He’s Rational. Children with ADHD and high intelligence — twice exceptional kids — can often articulate a persuasive...
School Advocacy How to Nourish and Nurture a Gifted Child with ADHD Academically gifted children with ADHD are called “twice-exceptional” or “2e.” They are also...
Dear Teen Parenting Coach Q: Can My Gifted High School Student Still Get an IEP or 504 Plan? Your child has always excelled in school, until suddenly – in high school – the workload is too much....
Ask the Experts Can You Be “Too Smart” to Have ADHD? "My teen has an IQ of 130, but she is still distracted and impulsive. Can people with high...
Ask the Experts Accommodations For 2e Students "My nine-year-old son has ADHD. His IQ was recently tested, as part of his IEP, and we were told that...