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Behavioral Interventions Reduce Symptoms for Preschoolers with ADHD
Research finds that treatment approaches that focus on parent education are effective in reducing problematic behaviors in preschool age children.

Pump It Up! Working Out Your Working Memory
Research suggests that mental exercises may increase working memory in individuals with ADHD. Read on to learn more about working memory and ways to improve it!

ADHD and Brain Development in Boys
A recent study out of the University of Queensland in Australia finds that attention problems in boys may be a result of brain development.

Easily Distracted? Turn up the Noise.
New research in Sweden has found that the presence of white noise appears to help distractible ADHD children concentrate and pay better attention while learning. A control group of children without ADHD performed better in silence without the extra background noise. The report will be published in the October Psychological Review.

Getting Fathers Involved in Children's ADHD Treatment Programs
Sports element in COACHES program improves dads' participation, relationships with children.