03/16/2026
It’s Brain Awareness Week, which makes this the perfect time to talk about something powerful: the brain can change.
For decades, ADHD was viewed as a fixed deficit. Neuroscience tells a different story. Because of neuroplasticity, the brain has the ability to adapt, strengthen connections, and build new pathways over time.
In her latest article, Amie Davies explores why this matters so much for executive function. Skills like planning, focus, organization, and emotional regulation are not static traits. They are supported by neural networks that can become more efficient with intentional practice and the right support.
Growth is not instant. But it is real.
Read Neuroplasticity: Why the Brain’s Ability to Change Is Crucial for Executive Function in ADHD at the link in our bio.