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Every practice in the library, in one list. Narrow it by how long you have, who it is written for, and where you are right now.
Sensory integration training is popular and it does not help ADHD. Whatever value it has elsewhere, the capacity it works on is not the one that is impaired here.
What is impaired in ADHD is holding back a response and steering your own behaviour over time. Sensory modulation is a different thing altogether.…
Chiropractic neurologic organisation training, the kind involving manipulation of the skull, has no credible theory behind it for ADHD. The main harm is not the treatment itself but the months and the money that go into it.
Families meet this because it is marketed at them at the exact moment they are most willing to try anything. Naming it plainly, once, is usually…
A child can learn a self control routine beautifully in the therapy room and not use it once all week at school. Knowing the steps and performing them under pressure are two different skills.
This is why supports that sit in the moment tend to beat supports that sit in the mind. A prompt at the point of need, a changed seat, a rule the…
With EEG neurofeedback, the weaker the study, the better the results look. Six large trials using sham feedback, with parents and teachers kept unaware of who received what, found nothing beyond placebo.
That shrinking with rigour is itself the finding. Blinding matters especially here because the outcome is a rating made by adults who have watched…
There is more about focus, starting, and adhd than the practices: the focus, starting, and adhd area has the themes and the courses too.