Instead of labeling fast, adaptable minds as “disordered,” Dr. Jim explores how this unique wiring can lead to creativity, leadership, and success. 

Leadership isn’t born—it’s built. Learn how to help your FastBraiin child develop confidence, focus, and adaptability through simple daily opportunities to lead.

Are leaders born or made? FastBraiin minds are wired for quick thinking and bold action. Learn how to nurture their instincts and turn fast thinking into leadership.

FastBraiin minds think fast, adapt quickly, and see endless possibilities. Learn how to guide your child’s creativity into confident, purposeful leadership.

Running late again? You’re not alone. Learn why FastBraiin adults struggle with time perception and discover realistic strategies to manage your day with confidence.

Managing FastBraiins can feel overwhelming, but it doesn't have to be.  Implementing effective strategies takes time and patience.  Instead of trying to change everything at once, a bite-sized approach can make a world of difference.  This short article offers practical tips for parents looking to implement ADHD management strategies effectively, focusing on manageable steps and consistent progress.

Think ADHD means distraction and disorder? Think again. Explore how FastBraiin traits like speed, focus, and adaptability can become your greatest advantages.

In this episode of Dr. Jim’s FastBraiin, Dr. Jim shares the emotional development differences between boys and girls. Dr. Jim Poole explains that girls develop emotionally faster than boys and highlights how this may affect their behavior and learning abilities. He also emphasizes the importance of understanding and supporting our child’s individual strengths and weaknesses during their development.  As our child’s hero, it’s our role to give them time, be their advocate, and provide them the personalized support they need to feel successful and the joy of being FastBraiin.

In this episode of Dr. Jim’s FastBraiin, Dr. Jim shares the importance of establishing bedtime routines with your FastBraiin child.  If you establish a consistent bedtime and lights-out time, your child’s body will eventually adapt to it. It may take a week or two, but the outcome will be worth it – falling asleep at the same time every night and waking up refreshed and empowered to navigate their day. However, bedtime routines should not solely focus on going to bed. They should begin with a series of preparatory steps, such as getting in comfortable sleepwear, spending some time reading in bed, and engaging in meaningful connection and conversation before a set time for lights-out. Implementing a bedtime routine is for the benefit of the whole family.