Question: Hi! I'm working on a paper on how the ADHD brain reacts to/processes/manages the sensory aspects of making music (in contrast with the neurotypical brain). Do you have any insight/resources on this?
  
  * For context, I'm a music teacher pursuing a Master's in music education, and while psychology fascinates me, it's not my background
  * I'm trying to give myself a crash course on the mechanics of the brain/ADHD
  * I'm not sure yet but I may want to focus on a particular sensory input - likely kinesthetic/tactile
Answer: I don't know anything about it but did find this:  [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30034331/](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30034331/)  We know that ADHD is associated with temporal processing deficits so it makes sense that it would affect sense of rhythm.
content: Q: Hi! I'm working on a paper on how the ADHD brain reacts to/processes/manages the sensory aspects of making music (in contrast with the neurotypical brain). Do you have any insight/resources on this?
  
  * For context, I'm a music teacher pursuing a Master's in music education, and while psychology fascinates me, it's not my background
  * I'm trying to give myself a crash course on the mechanics of the brain/ADHD
  * I'm not sure yet but I may want to focus on a particular sensory input - likely kinesthetic/tactile
   Ans: I don't know anything about it but did find this:  [https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30034331/](https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/30034331/)  We know that ADHD is associated with temporal processing deficits so it makes sense that it would affect sense of rhythm.