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From evidence to impact: what multidisciplinary care changes in everyday life
Early childhood development, ADHD and Community Partnerships
Beyond Symptoms: Why real-world functioning must become the new ADHD endpoint
ADHD across borders: navigating care and ensuring continuity of care
Health Technology Assessment: What it is and the implications for equitable access to ADHD care in South Africa
Individualising ADHD Treatment: Matching the Right Stimulant to the Right Patient
ADHD: The Giggly Girls vs. the Boisterous Boys
Hidden in plain sight: why girls and women with ADHD are still missed
Hormones and ADHD: puberty, the menstrual cycle, pregnancy and postpartum
Perimenopause, menopause and midlife ADHD: the forgotten clinical frontier
Shared decision-making in ADHD treatment: matching care to patient goals
Beyond symptom control: medication outcomes, functioning and quality of life
The ADHD Brain: Key Neurotransmitters at Work
ADHD and sleep: circadian disruption, fatigue and clinical implications
ADHD and cardiometabolic health: obesity, hypertension and long-term risk
Digital therapeutics, apps and remote care: what is ready for practice?
Emotional dysregulation, burnout and comorbidity: integrating mental health care
TikTok, misinformation and self-diagnosis: how clinicians should respond
Moving towards a precision person centred approach to ADHD: Integrating the science of ADHD with evidence-based intervention strategies
Stellenbosch Business School
Precision diagnosis in ADHD: biomarkers, neuropsychology and AI — promise and limits
The Goldilocks and The Bear Foundation: the case for community intervention
The assessment dilemma: rising demand, self-referral and responsible diagnosis
ADHD vs anxiety, trauma and autism: disentangling overlap
Objective tools in clinic: rating scales, cognition and where technology helps
Substance use, sleep and medical factors that complicate assessment
Late diagnosis in adolescents and adults: when is ADHD the right diagnosis?
The male phenotype: when impairment looks like irritability, personality, risk and silence
ADHD below the belt: fertility, sexual functioning, and self-regulation
Fast cars, fast tempers, fast dopamine: externalising behaviour, risk-taking and the law
Loving a man with ADHD: marriage, fatherhood, conflict and repair
ADHD at school: outcomes that matter beyond report cards
ADHD at university: executive demands, accommodations and mental health
ADHD in the workplace: productivity, leadership and disclosure
Coaching and Psychosocial Interventions for Functional Improvement
Delivering ADHD care in low-resource and rural settings
Reducing stigma and improving culturally fair public understanding
Social media, misinformation and responsible advocacy
Policy, reimbursement and building sustainable ADHD services
Ethics in ADHD care: fairness, access and the responsibilities of precision medicine
Coming down from the Roof?