Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is often viewed primarily as a behavioral and mental health condition, but it can also have a significant impact on physical health. Individuals with ADHD…
Changing the Ds in ADHD
Some years ago I was asked to speak to a parent support group meeting on Autistic Spectrum Disorder (ASD) when I overheard a conversation with one parent saying to the…
Mind matters
What is the difference between the brain and the mind? The brain is an organ and a vessel in which the electronic impulses that create thought are contained online payment…
Annual 32nd International Conference on ADHD
Annual 32nd International Conference on ADHD 2020 Conference Virtual November 5 – 7, 2020 This is the Evaluation for Fin O’Regans SF3R : Supporting children with ADHD for the International CHADD…
ADHD: Less about the label, more about supporting the traits
During the work, I have done in training in schools with teaching staff and with families on the subject of ADHD always talk about children with ADHD and not ADHD…
“Fairness isn’t giving everybody the same – it’s giving everybody what they need.”
For the past six months, I have been adapting my live training sessions to a virtual platform for teachers and for parents. As a result, I have developed 6 new…
Exclusion Illusion and Confusion
The figures for school exclusion in England during the year 2018/19 were recently released by the DfES at the start of the Sept 2020 term. The figures show that Permanent…
“Firm, Fair and Funny”: The skills of a teacher
As the former Head Teacher of Centre Academy, a specialist school for children with learning and behaviour issues, I found that many of the new students joining us came with…
“I need you to get back to that Video game”
Not normally a statement you might hear from a parent of a child with ADHD however a paper published by the Psychiatry and Behavioural learning network on the 23rd of June…
Going to the Dogs
There have been a number of significant heroes and heroines throughout this pandemic, certainly those working in the health and other public sectors but also let’s remember the dogs. Walked…