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Is ADHD a Motion Sickness?

There’s not an obvious connection between the two, but a small contingency of researchers and practitioners insist that the two conditions are linked.

Mar 3 • Zach Edson

Fidgets: Tools or Toys?

A look at the research into fidgets

Feb 24 • Zach Edson

The link between balance and attention regulation

Feb 21 • Zach Edson

Understanding Two Neural Networks at the Heart of ADHD

Feb 17 • Zach Edson

Respected ADHD experts coined a new term for the disorder years ago. Why hasn’t it caught on?

Feb 10 • Zach Edson

The paradox of distractions providing focus

Feb 7 • Zach Edson

Gratification Deferred

It is just as important to make tasks enjoyable now as it is to extoll their long term benefits

Feb 3 • Zach Edson

What is the difference?

Jan 31 • Zach Edson

Delaying Gratification

A common difficulty for people with ADHD

Dec 12, 2023 • Zach Edson

Not all ADHD is obvious

Dec 6, 2023 • Zach Edson

Debunking common myths on ADHD

Nov 28, 2023 • Zach Edson

Explaining ADHD

Some tips on explaining your ADHD to teachers, employers, friends & family

Nov 25, 2023 • Zach Edson

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