The Uncluttered Mind: 11 Tips Based on How the ADHD Brain Works
When you think of how the ADHD brain works, are you tempted to think of a cluttered drawer? Do you find it daunting trying to change that picture of a cluttered drawer into anything more neat and organized?
How to Recognize and Address the Emotional Symptoms of ADHD
Emotional symptoms of ADHD can weigh us down or easily overwhelm us. We know the ADHD brain works differently. It has a different wiring that drives certain behaviors and processes.
How Are You Really Thinking? Rethinking ADHD the FastBraiin Way
Think your ADHD makes you distracted or disorganized? Think again. Learn how FastBraiin minds turn curiosity, energy, and creativity into everyday advantages.
Frequently Asked Questions about ADHD: What Everyone Wants to Know
Frequently asked questions about ADHD can be a helpful subject to review when you start to look for answers yourself. If you have a child who was recently diagnosed with ADHD, where do you even begin to look for the answers?
ADHD and Relaxation: How to Actually Slow Down When Your Brain Won’t Stop
When your ADHD brain won’t stop racing, relaxation can feel impossible. These simple, science-backed strategies help you calm your mind and recharge your focus.
Does My Child Have ADHD?
Parents often ask, “Does my child have ADHD?” They usually want a quick answer, but it’s not as easy to make the diagnosis as most people commonly think.
Helpful Insights on Addressing ADHD and Lack of Motivation
ADHD and lack of motivation can really put a cramp in your day, your week, or your year. It’s not enough that you have ADHD, but now you also have no motivation to manage the symptoms or to do much of anything.
Monitoring my ADHD child’s behavior for improved focus & attention
r. Jim Poole, ADHD specialist and founder of FastBraiin, answers a question many parents are asking, “What is the importance of monitoring my ADHD child’s behavior?”
Understanding the Relationship Between Executive Functioning and ADHD
Many people probably know that there exists a connection between executive functioning and ADHD. They might not, however, fully understand the implications of that connection. Furthermore, probably few of us really grasp the concept of executive functioning itself.
Understanding Inattentive Type ADHD from Symptoms to Treatment
Inattentive type ADHD is just one way ADHD is diagnosed in individuals. ADHD doesn’t always appear the same way in every person.