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r/adhdchess

Chess requires skills such as working memory, extended focus, concentrating while being relatively static, and often requires extensive time reading relatively dry texts to improve understanding of the game. Paradoxically, ADHD impairs these exact parts of the brain that are used for these skills - called executive function. * Want to play with other people with this brain? * Want to discuss and develop strategies for play or study? * Meds and chess executive function? Let's learn and play.

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ADHDCHESS

Short record summary: Chess requires skills such as working memory, extended focus, concentrating while being relatively static, and often requires extensive time reading relatively dry texts to improve understanding of the game. Paradoxically, ADHD impairs these exact parts of the brain that are used for these skills - called executive function. * Want to play with other people with this brain? * Want to discuss and develop strategies for play or study? * Meds and chess executive function? Let's learn and play.

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  • Slug: r/adhdchess
  • Title: ADHDCHESS
  • Item type: public
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