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An Hour with Dr. Ellen Littman: The Pioneer of ADHD in Girls and Women
Read more: An Hour with Dr. Ellen Littman: The Pioneer of ADHD in Girls and WomenInside my conversation with Dr. Ellen Littman: hiding, healing, and looking back with kinder eyes
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International Dyslexia Association-Upper Midwest Branch
Read more: International Dyslexia Association-Upper Midwest BranchWith back-to-school around the corner, Dr. Liz Adams shares her expertise with parents, educators, interventionists, tutors, administrators, and advocates. This online seminar is titled, “Inside the Dyslexic Brain: A […]
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James J. Hill Days
Read more: James J. Hill DaysA Wayzata tradition since 1975! Come visit with the doctors and staff from Minnesota Neuropsychology at James J. Hill Days. Meet our neuropsychologists and learn more about our neuropsychological […]
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The Lightbulb Moment: New Research on ADHD Diagnosis in Adulthood
Read more: The Lightbulb Moment: New Research on ADHD Diagnosis in Adulthood“I can’t see the success when I look in the mirror.” “I would love to be able to see myself as other people see me.” I hear multiple versions […]
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Curiosity, the ADHD Brain, and Why the World Needs More Explorers
Read more: Curiosity, the ADHD Brain, and Why the World Needs More ExplorersWhen most people think about ADHD, they think about difficulty paying attention. Distractibility. Forgetfulness. Trouble finishing tasks. Those challenges are real. But what if we’re missing an equally important […]
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Look Where You Want to Go 🚵♀️
Read more: Look Where You Want to Go 🚵♀️There’s a thing that happens to mountain bikers on narrow bridges. The bridge is wide enough. There’s plenty of room. But the moment a rider’s eyes drop and lock […]
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The Genetics of Dyslexia: What We Know — and Why It Matters 🧠📚
Read more: The Genetics of Dyslexia: What We Know — and Why It Matters 🧠📚One of the most common questions families ask after a dyslexia diagnosis is, “Is dyslexia genetic?” The answer is yes. Research consistently shows that dyslexia has a significant hereditary […]
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Could antidepressant treatment have been missing part of the picture?
Read more: Could antidepressant treatment have been missing part of the picture?Undetected ADHD. Here’s what the recent research says — and what to do with it.
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When “Doing It All” Stops Working: A Neuropsychology Perspective on the Working Mother Experience
Read more: When “Doing It All” Stops Working: A Neuropsychology Perspective on the Working Mother ExperienceIf you’re a working mother—especially a millennial mom—there’s a good chance your mental load feels…relentless. You are managing a career, caregiving, relationships, schedules, school emails, grocery lists, emotional labor, […]
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Stanford Brain Research on Dyslexia and IQ
Read more: Stanford Brain Research on Dyslexia and IQResearch from Stanford University confirms what many of you already know — your child’s reading struggles have nothing to do with how smart they are. 🧠 The Research A […]
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Adults with Developmental Disabilities
Read more: Adults with Developmental DisabilitiesEarly support can make all the difference. We provide thorough assessments with same-day feedback to support your child’s growth.
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The Science and Practice of Self-Compassion 🌿
Read more: The Science and Practice of Self-Compassion 🌿Dr. Adams participated in a two-day immersive with Dr. Kristin Neff and Caverly Morgan at Spirit Rock Meditation Center — here’s what the research says about how self-compassion works […]
