Let’s face it: the past 18 months have been rough. For kids and adults living with ADHD, there’s been more challenges than ever managing disappointment,… Read More »ADHD and Anger in the Family: Manage Outbursts with STOP-THINK-ACT
Over the past year, we’ve touched on the importance of self-care for parents during the pandemic. It’s essential for parents to take care of themselves… Read More »Post-Pandemic Self-Care for Parents: 12 Tips for Wellness Practices in a New Normal
Launching older teens with ADHD can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. Your adolescent might be preparing to leave the shelter of high school for college,… Read More »Parenting Older Teens with ADHD: Land the helicopter and focus on scaffolding
Parents are jugglers. Education, events, extra-curricular activities, hobbies, sports, chores, work–at any given time we’ve got several balls in the air. On top of managing… Read More »Moms with ADHD: Nurturing your power of authenticity
Parenting with a former or current partner who doesn’t share your views about neurodiversity, including ADHD, learning disabilities, twice-exceptionality or autism, can be very challenging–for… Read More »5 Tips for Parenting Neurodiverse Kids on the Same Page
Are you tired of the arguments between your kids? Our sibling relationships are often the longest we experience in our lifetime. We all develop many… Read More »Beyond Sibling Rivalry: How to Mediate Sibling Relationships Complicated by ADHD
As the spring air settles in, the daylight hours get longer, and our positivity shifts. But that glistening sunshine may cast a harsh light on… Read More »5 Tips to Uplevel Your Spring Cleaning and Decluttering
Back to school is normally a time of excitement with a splash of worry thrown in. But this year, with the shift from remote learning… Read More »Returning to School with ADHD: Tips on helping anxious kids transition smoothly
Raquel is a bright, creative girl who likes singing, dancing around the house and riding her bike. She is an eighth grade girl with ADHD… Read More »The Truth about ADHD in Girls, and 5 Ways You Can Help
We know that ADHD affects both the person who has it and their family. Over six million children and adolescents in the United States have… Read More »Recognizing ADHD in Boys and 4 Ways to Help Them Succeed