Today, we’re continuing our discussion on the history of ADHD in the early modern era, working from the 1850s through

So many neurodivergent families struggle with different sensory needs. To help, I’ve collected my neurodivergent family’s favorite fidgets for under

Why is ADHD still so heavily stigmatized in our culture, when it’s one of the most well-understood neurodivergences out there?

How ADHD Students of Color Suffer in American Schools Today I want to start talking about race and ADHD. The

We’ve been trying out a lot of toys, games, and family activities in the past few months with science, technology,

Is ADHD real? Yes. Yes, it is. ADHD affects 5 to 10% of people worldwide, and is a very common

As a parent of children with sensory integration differences, I know that being in the water is an especially perfect

Dear all: The goal of Neurodiverging, as a blog and a podcast, is to offer education on autism, ADHD, and

Is your child one of those kids who is always climbing, running, pushing on things, falling, and/or making noise at

Today, we’re going to learn about the Obtuse Man of Theophrasus, the earliest known written example of a character with

Being a parent is hard on its own, but it can become even harder if you’re living in a family

There are a lot of adults with ADHD in this world, and so it’s not surprising that there are a