A life with autism
Dr. Stephen Shore was diagnosed with autism nearly 60 years ago. As he writes, his life has been richer as a result.
What is autism?
April is Autism Acceptance Month, which means it’s a great time to explain more about autism and the brain.
Broadening the understanding of Alzheimer’s Disease
In this Q&A, Dr. Heather Snyder discusses Alzheimer’s Disease research and enumerates efforts to raise awareness about the disorder.
With CTE, correlation does not equal causation
Despite what we read in the media, reports of the connection between concussions and CTE may be greatly exaggerated.
The secrets to optimizing your brain
Elite performers have two things in common: They know how to be resilient, and how to get the most out of their brains.
Understanding more about young adults and ADHD
ADHD diagnoses in young adults are on the rise, presenting challenges in how to diagnose and treat this population.
The pros and cons of teleneuropsychology
Remote neuropsychological testing has benefits and drawbacks. It also likely is the way of the future.
The benefits of early intervention in neurodivergent children
For children who experience developmental delays, early intervention can make a huge difference with regard to quality of life.
The science of experiencing more than one sense simultaneously
Most of us experience one sense at a time. Those who experience multiple senses simultaneously have a very different reality.
Understanding ADHD in kids and teens
About 6 million kids have been diagnosed with ADHD. But what is it? Dr. Nicole Vienna provides a primer in this Q&A.