# Amy Moore
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amy moore (born 17 December 1973) is a road cyclist from Canada. She represented her nation at the 2003, 2004, 2005 and 2006 UCI Road World Championships.
Is it AuDHD? When ADHD and Autism Occur Together
If you have ever wondered whether your child’s ADHD is the whole story or whether autism is also part of the picture, this conversation is for you. On this episode of The Brainy Moms Podcast, Dr. Amy and Sandy talk with AuDHD expert Dr. Noreen Russell, founder of Russell Coaching for Students and h…
School Refusal Decoded by an OT | Sarah Collins
School refusal can show up as a slammed laptop, a child who won’t enter the building, or a full-body meltdown at the kitchen table. What if we treat that moment like a clue, not a verdict? That shift could change everything, especially for ADHD and other neurodivergent learners who hit fight, fligh…
Why Reminders and Timers Don't Always Work for Kids: time blindness, ADHD, and Working Memory
If your child struggles with time management, can't seem to transition from one activity to the next, or you're constantly reminding them to "hurry up" or "stay on task," this episode is for you. For homeschool parents navigating ADHD, sensory processing, or executive function differences at home…
ADHD Awareness Every Day: Real Struggles In Women with ADHD | Dr. Kelly Cagle
ADHD Awareness Month is a good time to share ADHD resources, but if you’re a woman with ADHD, you don’t need a special month to bring awareness to your own daily struggles. On this episode of The Brainy Moms Podcast, Dr. Amy is joined again by Dr. Kelly Cagle, a parenting educator, ADHD researcher,…
When Your Child Says “I Won't,” Could It Mean “I Can't”? | Dr Amy Moore | Ep. 220
Why do children with ADHD sometimes have such big reactions to seemingly small things?
Zan Tyler welcomes Dr. Amy Moore, a cognitive psychologist, Christian counselor, and mom who knows ADHD firsthand. Together, they look beneath the tears and tantrums. Amy explains why a child in the middle of a …
Coda 3.0 Roundup
We went to Coda 3.0, and naturally, we came away with plenty to talk about.
In our first ever in-person episode, we’re chatting about our biggest takeaways from the conference, the conversations that stuck with us, and the things that got us thinking about our own work.
From experimenting cre…
Beyond Focus: Memory, Sleep, and Food in the ADHD Brain | Dr. Amy Moore | Ep. 221
You send your child upstairs with four simple tasks. An hour later you find them playing in the sink. Is it really just a focus problem?
In part two of her conversation with cognitive psychologist and ADHD mom Dr. Amy Moore, Zan Tyler looks at how ADHD shows up in schoolwork. Amy explains why work…
Marriage is Not Always 50-50 (& Other Relationship Advice from The Dude Therapist) | Eli Weinstein, LCSW
Struggling with your relationship after having kids? The hardest part of parenting isn’t always the kids, it’s what the chaos can quietly do to your marriage. When you’re running on low sleep and high stress, small annoyances can turn into big fights, and “We’re fine” can become a long, lonely dist…
EP291 Is Attention Really the Problem? What ADHD Research Shows
What if attention isn't actually the biggest challenge in the ADHD brain? Cognitive psychologist and ADHD mom Dr. Amy Moore joins Diane Dempster to share research on more than 5,000 children and adults with ADHD and discuss why working memory, long-term memory, and processing speed matter more than…
382: How Cognitive Load Can Show Up as Big Emotions and Behavior, with Dr. Amy Moore
A meltdown over homework is rarely just about the homework. When our neurodivergent kids fall apart over one worksheet, one chore, or one simple request, there's almost always more happening beneath the surface than we can see. Very often, it's cognitive load.In this episode, I talk with cognitive …
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