ADHD and Sport
Can sport improve ADHD symptoms? Discover what research reveals about exercise, attention, emotional regulation and choosing the right activity.
Category Research & Specialist Views
The Weight of a Thousand Corrections: How Feedback in Childhood Shapes the Careers Neurodivergent Adults Choose
Childhood feedback can shape how neurodivergent children view failure, influencing confidence, persistence and the careers they ultimately choose.
Things We Don’t Always Say Out Loud
This honest reflection explores the quiet realities many parents feel but rarely say out loud as parents of neurodivergent children.
Why Both Parents’ Input Matters
Why both parents’ input at a child’s healthcare visit improves understanding, reduces stress, and supports better outcomes for neurodivergent children and families.
Fear and Loathing – Why It’s So Difficult to Face Our Children’s Shortcomings
No parent sets out hoping to confront their child’s struggles. Why is it so hard to face our children’s shortcomings?
SURVEY RESULTS: How Do Parents Feel About the Word “Neurodivergent”?
SURVEY RESULTS: How Do Parents Feel About the Word "Neurodivergent"?
When Do We Get to Call Ourselves or Our Children Neurodivergent?
What does Neurodivergent mean? When can we describe our kids as neurodivergent? The language we use to describe our children matters.
Polygenics and ADHD — What South African Parents Should Know
Is there a gene for ADHD? We look at polygenics with relation to ADHD and what parents need to know.
Major New Study Identifies Four Core Subtypes of Autism
Groundbreaking autism research has just revealed what many parents have known all along — autism is not one condition, but many.
Neurodivergence vs. Psychopathology — what’s the difference?
Neurodivergence and psychopathology, both variations in brain function but still very different. Let's explore this!