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Parenting comes with a multitude of challenges, and one of the most perplexing can be understanding and addressing your child’s behavior. Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, is a common neurodevelopmental condition that affects many children. To get a bird’s eye view of childhood ADHD, here are some stats: As of 2022, 11.4% of U.S. children aged 3-17—around 7.1 million—have been diagnosed with ADHD at some point, and 10.5% (approximately 6.5 million) currently meet diagnostic criteria for the condition. Research consistently indicates that boys are diagnosed with ADHD at rates two to three times higher than girls, with prevalence estimates ranging from 12% to 15% for boys and approximately 6% to 8% for girls.

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) has traditionally been considered a childhood disorder, but research over the past few decades has highlighted its persistence into adulthood. The current estimated adult prevalence rate is between 2-7%, though many cases remain undiagnosed and untreated. Growing awareness has led to increased research and clinical attention to adult ADHD, yet significant gaps remain regarding its true prevalence and demographic distribution.

Did you know you can improve your child's cognitive abilities by playing for 15 minutes a day? That’s what our partners at Sincrolab have developed over years of research and testing. They provide one of the most innovative artificial Intelligence validated tools for cognitive treatment which enhances concentration, impulsivity, and hyperactivity among children over 6 years old.

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder, commonly known as ADHD, is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects both children and adults, but it often manifests differently depending on age. In the US alone, a 2022 report revealed that an estimated 7 million children aged 3-17 have been diagnosed with ADHD.

My name is Andy Utley, and I run my own business, Utley Allied Health, alongside my lovely and talented wife. Together, we provide comprehensive assessment and support to children and families at all stages of life.

If you spend enough time on TikTok, Instagram, and other social media platforms following content related to mental health, you’ve most likely heard the term Neurodiversity thrown around, but what does it mean? Is it a phase people go through? Is it a medical condition? And are you Neurodiverse or Neurotypical? Well, let’s dive in!

BrainX, founded by Mrs. Eileen Cheung and based in Hong Kong, provides neurocognitive training programs tailored to neurotypical and neuroatypical children focused on enhancing attentiveness and executive functions through scientifically proven interventions. The organization’s approach integrates insights from attention assessment tools like MOXO to tailor courses for realizing individual potential.

The ADHD brain is often likened to a high-powered race car but with the brakes of a bicycle. Join us as we explore the positives of ADD and highlight some of the most famous people and celebrities with ADHD in recent history who learned to “master the brakes” and crossed the finish line to success.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental condition that affects approximately 5% to 7.2% of children and 2.5% to 6.7% of adults worldwide. In the United States, recent data suggests an even higher prevalence among children, with an estimated 8.7% or about 5.3 million affected.

When Students Struggle With Attention, Teaching & Learning Suffer Too

Whether computerized tests, and specifically CPTs should be used in the diagnosis process of ADHD is debated, with many questioning its specificity, sensitivity and ecological validity. To address this debate, Slobodin and colleagues applied a machine learning model using MOXO to predict ADHD, comparing it to benchmark models that made use of clinical data only.

Romina Braier Huino’s journey is a testament to dedication and innovation in the field of special education.

A new study conducted in Mexico employs live brain imaging of school children with and without ADHD while performing the MOXO.

This article explores how MOXO Profiler empowers educators to better support individual learning needs by measuring and addressing each learner’s social emotional learning abilities.

This article explores how MOXO Profiler can elevate learners' academic success by providing actionable information on their selective attention.

This article explores how MOXO Profiler can help each and every learner enhance academic performance by highlighting critical data on his/her self regulation.

Attention is profoundly critical to academic success, as it serves as the gateway to learning and cognitive processing. The ability to focus on relevant information

A premium account is ideal for those who need to transition between identifying attentional difficulties and viewing strengths and executive functions.

The MOXO application has undergone extensive improvements and enhancements and is more convenient and intuitive to use than ever before!

Our team of experts had a great time hosting an inspiring panel at DLAC on: “Where Attentional Theory Meets the Science of Learning”

The assessment you know and love is now easier to administer and review, and can be evaluated in exciting new ways - MOXO Profiler & MOXO Premium.

Attentional assessments hold the power to transform the future of education That was the key takeaway from our recent webinar where we discussed how

As the co-founder of Connections Academy, a ground-breaking online school provider that serves more than 110,000 K-12 students around the world

It was our pleasure to attend the annual “National Child and Adolescent Mental Health Congress” in Istanbul during May 2023 and visit our wonderful team there!

The MOXO cockpit displays unique indicators for your review and evaluation. The following three indicators allow you to assess the validity, credibility and uniqueness