Andrew Kahn, Understood’s associate director of behavior change and expertise, is a licensed psychologist. He focuses on ADHD, learning differences, anxiety, autism spectrum disorder, behavior, executive function, and emotional regulation.
Kahn has provided training, evaluations, and therapeutic support in the public schools and worked with communities struggling with poverty, food insecurity, and limited educational support. He’s supported school committees in developing policies on mental health, suicide prevention, and more. He’s been a clinician, clinical director of a community mental health agency, and presenter for Summit Professional Education. He’s also been an adjunct professor at the University of Maine.
He identifies as a person with learning and thinking differences. He earned his BA in psychology from Syracuse University and his MS and PsyD from Nova Southeastern University.
Publications
5 back-to-school tips to ease parental anxiety (ADDitude, 2023)
Featured expertise
The financial and spending challenges people with learning differences face — and how to overcome them (Forbes, 2023)
How to break through ADHD paralysis and get sh*t done (Wondermind, 2023)
Continued Adderall shortage means struggles for people with ADHD (Parents, 2023)