ADHD Research: ADHD and Comorbid Conditions
ADHD occurs in approximately 3-5 percent of American children. While some children “outgrow” their ADHD symptoms, new research shows that many – approximately 30 percent – do not. In fact, a healthy...
View ArticleHelp Your ADHD Child Build Social Skills
The symptoms of ADHD – hyperactivity, inattention, impulsivity, and immaturity – can make social interactions for children with ADHD very difficult. Without a refined ability to read social cues, your...
View ArticleDyslexia Success Stories
While only about 5 percent of children are formally diagnosed with dyslexia, it is thought that as many as one in five Americans have some degree of the disorder. While dyslexia can’t be cured, there...
View ArticleScreen Time and ADHD, Part 2
In an earlier post, we discussed the potential relationship between screen time and ADHD. Some research shows that as screen time increases, linguistic performance, memory, attention, and emotional...
View ArticleSocial Difficulties that Result from Dyslexia
Children with dyslexia face many obvious academic challenges, particularly as they pertain to reading, spelling, and writing. Dyslexic children face additional emotional difficulties, such as anger,...
View ArticlePositive Qualities of ADHD
When we think of ADHD, we may well think first of a child who is loud, hyper, and inattentive, among other things. While these traits are certainly hallmarks of ADHD, they can be controlled with proper...
View ArticleCerebellum Exercises – Part 2
In an earlier post we examined a few exercises that are beneficial for cerebellar development. For parents of children with ADHD, cerebellum exercises can prove to be enormously helpful in managing...
View ArticleCommon Misperceptions About ADHD
Despite being a highly common disorder, ADHD is widely misunderstood by the general public. Those who don’t understand what ADHD is or the symptoms that are typically associated with the disorder often...
View ArticleHomework Frustration Improves In Only 2 Weeks
September 29, 2014 Hi Louis, My son has been doing the Learning Breakthrough program for only two weeks and it’s amazing how much it is helping! Even my husband has become a believer, after seeing Sage...
View ArticleComputer Brain Training Research Surprise
Scientists doubt claims from computer-based brain-training games. Physical exercise cited to increase cognitive functioning. Louis Weissman, the CEO of The Learning Breakthrough Program responded to...
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