When your child is first diagnosed with ADHD and you begin to learn about the executive function challenges that go along with it, it probably
When a parent believes their child can do a task because they’ve done it before, they expect that the child can always do it. This isn’t so in kids with ADHD.
When I see parents asking in online ADHD groups about referrals for a “behavior therapist” or “behavior coach” for their child, I always wonder a
5 Tips to Prioritize Yourself In my parent support group, in other online ADHD pages, in my parent coaching and in conversations with parents every
And Why the Behaviorism Approach Fails I recently asked parents to share their experiences of their young children getting in trouble at school for “ADHD
I’m writing this in March of 2022. Students are three quarters of the way through the current school year, yet I get calls and emails
A few days ago, I was outside watering and tending to my garden (butter lettuce for the winter) when something caught my eye. The sole
Parenting is hard! ADHD is a whole family issue: it impacts the parent/child relationship, as well as relationships with siblings and friends, and it affects
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