How can video games heal ADHD? Learn more with Dr. Trish Leigh.

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Today is another Episode of ADHD with FABU. Talking about ADHD and Gaming. Best and Worst Games for ADHDers.

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The game “EndeavorRX” is being called groundbreaking for offering a new and innovative treatment for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, though it does not cure it.

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How Playing Brain Games Can Help Your ADHD Children
10 Brain Games to Increase Your Child’s IQ, Attention & Concentration

I took one of my daughters for therapy a couple of years ago. It was a sort of ADHD therapy that was meant to help her with concentration, attention, awareness and flexibility.
I was rather surprised to see that the entire therapy consisted of playing games!
How Fun!
But not just any game. Brain games! Each game was meant to help with one or more of the following issues:
• Flexibility
• Awareness
• Attention
• Concentration
• Seeing the whole picture
• Perseverance with monotonous work
Most of the games were some form of puzzle that needed to get worked out, and that involved using a lot of flexibility.
Floor or table puzzles involve being able to see the big picture, not just each individual piece.
You see as I’ve learned many times over, intelligence is not something we’re born with and that’s the end of the story.
Brain power can be developed - even for ADHD Children!

The Disorders care is a researched base small group that is dedicated to provide the necessary information relating disorders for parents and guardians of challenged kids so that not only they can timely identify the disorder and but also so that they can take better care of their children.

The way ADHD brains develop can put us out of step with our childhood peers, leaving us feeling awkward, left out and with social anxiety that can follow us into adulthood. Here, I talk about my own experiences with that, and offer simple solutions.

**note -- I want to add that one of the Brains pointed out that peers and the internet aren't always the best source of information, which is true. Cultures vary, biases like racism and sexism exist, and also, well-meaning advice that might work for one person won't necessarily be appropriate for another.

My hope is that we can sift through all the information available to us and check in with ourselves as to whether or not it feels right.

In any case, personally, if I'd known what to expect on a sleepover, how to be a good "host," or what appropriate etiquette is for a first date, I think I would have felt a lot more prepared to deal with the social situations I found myself in.

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bit.ly/2bbAhRp Podcast mentioned in the video —great info about playdates and more!
bit.ly/2bc9ckg Help Your Child with ADHD Make Friends
bit.ly/2aHW5kX Helping girls with ADHD make friends
bit.ly/2b5KiSE Friendship challenges for adults
bit.ly/2b3FKew ADHD brains mature a few years late 

And this is just for fun — one of the brains pointed out that reddit has an “outside” forum that treats the outside world like it’s actually a game. It’s AMAZING: bit.ly/2aX7RdQ

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Video games are mostly considered a fun pastime. But, these virtual worlds can also be a powerful learning tool for kids with thinking and learning differences. “Kids that play video games are more likely to be able to read and follow instructions than kids who do not play video games,” says our expert.

Watch as Jodi Gold, MD, a board-certified child, and adolescent psychiatrist and author of "Screen-Smart Parenting: How to Find Balance and Benefit in Your Child's Use of Social Media, Apps, and Digital Devices,” weighs in on the pros and cons of video games for kids with ADHD. While there are a lot of benefits, there are a few extra challenges that parents of kids with ADHD should look out for.

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Do you find this relatable? What are some ways ADHD has affected your gaming?

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This week's episode of Access-Ability is all about what it's like to play video games as a poerson with ADHD. My good friend James Stephanie Sterling joins us this week to discuss what gaming is like for them, and what would help them game better with the condition.

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As a parent, it's heartrending to watch your child struggle. But with patience and an effective plan, children will succeed!

That's why we're sitting down with Rebecca Jackson from Brain Balance Achievement Centers, which offers various programs with a unique whole-child approach that is non-medical, drug-free, and helping kids get back on track!

Brain Balance Achievement Centers, which has worked with more than 25,000 children and their families, constructs a comprehensive, personal plan to address a child’s challenges, from learning disabilities and processing disorders, to Asperger's syndrome and ADHD.

Join us as we visit the Brain Balance Achievement Center in Pembroke Pines, Fla., and receive a first-hand look at what Brain Balance is up to. See for yourself how their integrated approach combines physical, sensory, and motor exercises, with academic skills, healthy nutrition, and confidence building.

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In the first study to compare patterns of brain activity in adults who recovered from childhood ADHD and those who did not, McGovern Institute neuroscientists have discovered key differences in a brain communication network that is active when the brain is at wakeful rest and not focused on a particular task. The findings offer evidence of a biological basis for adult ADHD and should help to validate the criteria used to diagnose the disorder, according to the researchers. - See more at: mcgovern.mit.edu/news/news/inside-the-adult-adhd-brain

I made this film as a simulation for people to understand what it can be like to live a day with ADHD. This is to battle the stigma behind it and the best way to do that is with understanding

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Two children were interviewed and asked the same questions. Both children are six years old, in the first grade, and have the same family structure, but their answers are very different. The reason? One of them has ADHD.

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A computer game could actually help children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). The game, CogoLand, is developed by the Institute of Mental Health (IMH), Duke-NUS and A*STAR, together with local tech start-up Neeuro. It taps on Brain-Computer Interface technology, which uses machine-learning algorithms for personalised attention training. Dr Alvin Chan, CEO and co-founder of Neeuro, was in the studio to explain more about CogoLand and the technology behind it.

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Learn "Silent Ball" and other techniques to develop attention skills with ADHD expert Dr. Jeff Sosne.

Dr. Sosne has led The Children's Program ADHD programming for over 30 years, helping thousands of children and their families. He also teaches Yoga Calm® workshops such as "ADHD: The Mind/Body Connection" - one of Yoga Calm's most popular courses - presenting techniques that can help children learn to self-regulate and focus. (Workshop info available at yogacalm.org/adhd.asp.)

This segment is a bonus track on Yoga Calm's award-winning DVD Kids Teach Yoga: Flying Eagle. Filmed in HD and great for home or classroom use (ages 4 and up), Flying Eagle features a complete yoga class for kids, led by 13 year old Haley, with original music written and sung by Rylie, another student in the class. Other bonus material includes a narrated science segment by Audubon naturalist Steve Engel and access to a free activity guide and music.

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Dr. Sosne describes 5 factors that can undermine attention and how to counter them: youtube.com/watch?v=HP1dgsV-Rns

Distilling over 30 years of school teaching, counseling and yoga experience into a practical, easy-to-teach method, Yoga Calm is an innovative education method developed by Lynea Gillen, MS, and Jim Gillen, RYT-500. An innovative blend of physical yoga, social skills games and counseling techniques, Yoga Calm reduces stress, develops concentration, fitness and social/emotional skills, and nurtures teamwork and leadership. It helps create calmer homes and more productive schools, too! Visit yogacalm.org to learn more.

This animation discusses what it means to have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

It was co-produced by children with ADHD, their families and carers, and health professionals in the field. It is based on research evidence as well as ideas from children and individuals with lived experienced of ADHD.

The animation is part of a Wellcome funded project led by Cardiff University.

Interested in sharing our video in schools, children’s groups, or as part of training? We’d love to know.

Please email [email protected] letting us know the name of your organisation, how you’re sharing the video and your target audience, and, if possible, any feedback you received about it. We may be able to offer additional resources and opportunities to take part in ADHD research.

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New start-ups are aiming to target attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder with a slew of brain games. Brian Gormley reports on digits. Photo: Akili Interactive.
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New study shows how prescription video games help ADHD