Five Steps Parents Of Children With ADHD Can Take To Improve Their Parenting
Parents of children with ADHD can make some small parenting changes that will have a big impact on reducing power struggles. Here are five tips for how.
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If you have a child who is struggling at school, home or in the community with staying focused and motivated, completing tasks large and small, and managing emotions and relationships, you have a child with executive functioning difficulties. These kiddos tend to fall through the cracks of most medically based or special education type services. Our goal is to proactively address your biggest concerns before they get out of control.
We start with an occupational therapy lens: holistic, developmentally based with an understanding of each child’s unique sensory, cognitive, and motor strengths and challenges, individual goals, and personal story. Then, with a neurodiversity affirming mindset, we form a plan for the whole family that takes into account each person’s meaningful occupations and activities of daily living. This is what differentiates Kids Empowered 4 Life from an executive functioning or ADHD coach! We do so much more than address executive functioning skills, although they are a critical aspect of overall functioning.
Parents of children with ADHD can make some small parenting changes that will have a big impact on reducing power struggles. Here are five tips for how.
We have all seen the lists of back-to-school items that your teachers want you to have. We are now well into the academic school year,
Think back to when you transitioned from elementary school to middle school. There was so much more variety of classes and different teachers, you could
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