623- AI for ADHD Brains at Work: New Ways to Support Executive Function
Diann Wingert offers a practical, hype-free framework for using AI as an executive function support. Learn which tasks AI handles well, and...
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622- A Self-Advocacy Guide for Students with ADHD: Training for Parents, Teachers, and Coaches
https://www.additudemag.com/parent-teacher-collaboration-strategies-school-adhd/?src=podcast Brooke Schnittman discusses the self-awareness,...
621- How Gut Health Impacts ADHD Symptoms: New Insights on Food, Microbes, and Inflammation
ADHD is considered a brain-based condition, but the brain is in constant contact with the gut, nervous system, and more. Dr. Miguel Toribio-...
620- ADHD and Inflammatory and Immune System Disorders: Exploring Links and Risks
Join Beth Krone, Ph.D., to learn about the growing body of scientific evidence suggests that ADHD is associated with inflammatory and immune...
619- Potential Over Problems: Reimagining School for Students with ADHD and Learning Differences
Khara Schonfeld, Ph.D., teaches parents how to shift from a deficit-based to a strengths-based mindset when talking about your child; how to...
618- ADHD Time Blindness and Prioritization Help for Middle and High School Students
Suzanne Allen, Psy.D., discusses the four time-blindness modes and what they look like in daily life; how time blindness can affect academic...
617- Recognizing ADHD in Women and Older Adults: Differentiating and Diagnosing Mature Symptoms
Russell Ramsay, Ph.D., outlines professional recommendations for adult ADHD evaluations, addressing issues unique to the assessment of ADHD...
616- ADHD Treatment and Substance Use Problems: The Latest Research on Stimulants & SUD
Brooke S.G. Molina, Ph.D., and Brian D'Onofrio, Ph.D., share the latest research on ADHD and substance use disorder — why the risk of an SUD...
615- Mapping a Smoother Back-to-School Transition
In this Success@School webinar, Cheryl Chase, Ph.D., reframes the back‑to‑school transition as a full cognitive reboot — not a behavior issu...
614- Identifying Co-Occurring Mood Disorders in Adults with ADHD
Research suggests that up to 70% of adults living with ADHD have another mental health diagnosis. Here, Desiree Matthews, NP, explores the c...
613- ADHD in Pregnancy: Navigating Risk, Evidence, and Clinical Decision-Making
What are the risks of continuing ADHD treatment and what are the risks of stopping it in pregnancy? Allison S. Baker, M.D., shares research,...
612- Poor Memory & Attention Late in Life: Is It ADHD or Dementia?
When older adults report memory lapses and other cognitive difficulties to their doctors, what could be going on? David W. Goodman, M.D., ex...
611- RSD Coming Into Focus: Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria in ADHD Brains
RSD is an intense emotional reaction to any perceived rejection or criticism. James Kustow, BMedSci, BMBS, MRCPsych, discusses why RSD remai...
610- Science-Backed Sleep Solutions for Neurodivergent Children and Teens
Melisa Moore, Ph.D., explains why sleep is so difficult for many children with ADHD; explores the impact of poor sleep on attention, emotion...
609- Gaslighting at Work: How to Stop the Workplace Bullying That Impacts Neurodivergent Professionals
Gaslighting at work can make neurodivergent workers feel responsible for the wrongs being done to them by toxic managers and colleagues. Jen...
608- Beyond Grades & Test Scores: An Action Plan for ADHD Students to Shine After High School
Renee Minnich explains how to help your teen with ADHD find the right path after high school. Learn what colleges actually care about today,...
607- Perimenopause in Women with ADHD
Patricia O. Quinn, M.D., discusses the hormonal shifts that take place before and during this stage, how perimenopause specifically affects...
606- Autism in Midlife & Beyond: What Research Tells Us Today
Gavin Stewart, Ph.D., shares what recent empirical research findings tell us about aging as an autistic person, including how the informatio...
605- Early Puberty Among Girls with ADHD and Its Mental Health Implications
Molly Nikolas, Ph.D., explores current research on early puberty in youth with ADHD, including how pubertal timing may differ for girls with...
604- Strengthening Executive Functioning Skills and Building Independence in Children
Michael McLeod delves into the brain-based reasons behind executive function delays in ADHD, and shares actionable, real-world methods to st...