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Lack of motivation holding back your ADHD teen? To motivate your unmotivated teen, meet them where they are, plan together, and celebrate all efforts.

Communication with parents is aided by these tips for teachers addressing a student’s ADHD-related challenges at school.

Applied educational neuroscience is a framework through which students and educators can better understand and modify behavior for a more inclusive classroom.

Overstimulated and understimulated, neurodivergent museum visitors may struggle with crowds, noise, information overload, and boredom. Here, ADDitude readers offer museum accessibility ideas.

Learn how to talk to a teacher about your child’s ADHD and effective teaching strategies with helpful scripts.

Trichotillomania, excoriation, and other BFRBs diminished with habit replacement techniques in a new study on body focused repetitive behavior treatments.

Good jobs for people with autism include becoming an industrial organizational psychologist who helps resolve struggles in the workplace. How I became one following a late diagnosis.

College students with ADHD are bright and resourceful but often don’t know how to manage life independently. Here are 7 expert tips for succeeding in college with ADD.

Do ADHD student rights guard against school suspension? An attorney and parent advocate explains how to use the law and IEPs to stop informal school removal.

Jobs for autistic adults span industries but they all follow this neurodivergent career advice: don’t give up on finding your professional niche.