Dr. Sharon Saline will discuss her new book, “What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew,” and sign copies of the book.

A positive approach to parenting children and teens with ADHD, that can help any parent learn to interpret what their kids are communicating verbally and behaviorally and how to collaborate with them to enhance cooperation, closeness and productivity.

This is not another book about children with ADHD that simply tells parents what to do and how to discipline. Instead, this remarkable, intimate, and deeply-researched book focuses on the importance and effectiveness of being an empathically aware communicator, and how working together creates lasting results.

For more than 25 years, Sharon Saline has worked with children, teens, and their families coping with ADHD–in her psychotherapy practice, as a consultant to schools, keynote speaker, and a workshop facilitator. Finally, in one place, she gives parents new insights into the minds and feelings of their children with ADHD–and offers them a new, family-tested roadmap for reducing family stress and improving loving connections.

Learn more about the book.

Overwhelmed by technology in your family? Struggling to set limits that work? In this workshop, Dr. Saline will talk about raising kids in today’s digital world with less yelling and more cooperation. Learn to create a balanced relationship to electronic devices and social media for everyone in your family and reconnect to each other.

The Southern Chapter of NJAMFT-IA is pleased to announce it’s Winter 2018 workshop. This year’s workshop, entitled “Beyond the ABCs of ADHD” will be on Friday, December 7 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. The workshop will be at the Camden County Library System in Atco, NJ. Space is limited so please register early and secure your seat and CEUs.

Dr. Sharon Saline will discuss her new book, “What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew,” and sign copies of the book.

A positive approach to parenting children and teens with ADHD, that can help any parent learn to interpret what their kids are communicating verbally and behaviorally and how to collaborate with them to enhance cooperation, closeness and productivity.

This is not another book about children with ADHD that simply tells parents what to do and how to discipline. Instead, this remarkable, intimate, and deeply-researched book focuses on the importance and effectiveness of being an empathically aware communicator, and how working together creates lasting results.

For more than 25 years, Sharon Saline has worked with children, teens, and their families coping with ADHD–in her psychotherapy practice, as a consultant to schools, keynote speaker, and a workshop facilitator. Finally, in one place, she gives parents new insights into the minds and feelings of their children with ADHD–and offers them a new, family-tested roadmap for reducing family stress and improving loving connections.

Learn more about the book.

Dr. Sharon Saline will discuss her new book, “What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew,” and sign copies of the book.

A positive approach to parenting children and teens with ADHD, that can help any parent learn to interpret what their kids are communicating verbally and behaviorally and how to collaborate with them to enhance cooperation, closeness and productivity.

This is not another book about children with ADHD that simply tells parents what to do and how to discipline. Instead, this remarkable, intimate, and deeply-researched book focuses on the importance and effectiveness of being an empathically aware communicator, and how working together creates lasting results.

For more than 25 years, Sharon Saline has worked with children, teens, and their families coping with ADHD–in her psychotherapy practice, as a consultant to schools, keynote speaker, and a workshop facilitator. Finally, in one place, she gives parents new insights into the minds and feelings of their children with ADHD–and offers them a new, family-tested roadmap for reducing family stress and improving loving connections.

Learn more about the book.

Dr. Sharon Saline will discuss her new book, “What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew,” and sign copies of the book.

A positive approach to parenting children and teens with ADHD, that can help any parent learn to interpret what their kids are communicating verbally and behaviorally and how to collaborate with them to enhance cooperation, closeness and productivity.

This is not another book about children with ADHD that simply tells parents what to do and how to discipline. Instead, this remarkable, intimate, and deeply-researched book focuses on the importance and effectiveness of being an empathically aware communicator, and how working together creates lasting results.

For more than 25 years, Sharon Saline has worked with children, teens, and their families coping with ADHD–in her psychotherapy practice, as a consultant to schools, keynote speaker, and a workshop facilitator. Finally, in one place, she gives parents new insights into the minds and feelings of their children with ADHD–and offers them a new, family-tested roadmap for reducing family stress and improving loving connections.

Learn more about the book.

Dr. Sharon Saline will discuss her new book, “What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew,” and ADHD myths.

A positive approach to parenting children and teens with ADHD, that can help any parent learn to interpret what their kids are communicating verbally and behaviorally and how to collaborate with them to enhance cooperation, closeness and productivity.

This is not another book about children with ADHD that simply tells parents what to do and how to discipline. Instead, this remarkable, intimate, and deeply-researched book focuses on the importance and effectiveness of being an empathically aware communicator, and how working together creates lasting results.

For more than 25 years, Sharon Saline has worked with children, teens, and their families coping with ADHD–in her psychotherapy practice, as a consultant to schools, keynote speaker, and a workshop facilitator. Finally, in one place, she gives parents new insights into the minds and feelings of their children with ADHD–and offers them a new, family-tested roadmap for reducing family stress and improving loving connections.

Learn more about the book.

Dr. Sharon Saline will discuss her new book, “What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew,” and sign copies of the book.

A positive approach to parenting children and teens with ADHD, that can help any parent learn to interpret what their kids are communicating verbally and behaviorally and how to collaborate with them to enhance cooperation, closeness and productivity.

This is not another book about children with ADHD that simply tells parents what to do and how to discipline. Instead, this remarkable, intimate, and deeply-researched book focuses on the importance and effectiveness of being an empathically aware communicator, and how working together creates lasting results.

For more than 25 years, Sharon Saline has worked with children, teens, and their families coping with ADHD–in her psychotherapy practice, as a consultant to schools, keynote speaker, and a workshop facilitator. Finally, in one place, she gives parents new insights into the minds and feelings of their children with ADHD–and offers them a new, family-tested roadmap for reducing family stress and improving loving connections.

Learn more about the book.

Dr. Sharon Saline will discuss her new book, “What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew,” and sign copies of the book.

A positive approach to parenting children and teens with ADHD, that can help any parent learn to interpret what their kids are communicating verbally and behaviorally and how to collaborate with them to enhance cooperation, closeness and productivity.

This is not another book about children with ADHD that simply tells parents what to do and how to discipline. Instead, this remarkable, intimate, and deeply-researched book focuses on the importance and effectiveness of being an empathically aware communicator, and how working together creates lasting results.

For more than 25 years, Sharon Saline has worked with children, teens, and their families coping with ADHD–in her psychotherapy practice, as a consultant to schools, keynote speaker, and a workshop facilitator. Finally, in one place, she gives parents new insights into the minds and feelings of their children with ADHD–and offers them a new, family-tested roadmap for reducing family stress and improving loving connections.

Learn more about the book.

Dr. Sharon Saline will discuss her new book, “What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew,” and sign copies of the book.

A positive approach to parenting children and teens with ADHD, that can help any parent learn to interpret what their kids are communicating verbally and behaviorally and how to collaborate with them to enhance cooperation, closeness and productivity.

This is not another book about children with ADHD that simply tells parents what to do and how to discipline.  Instead, this remarkable, intimate, and deeply-researched book focuses on the importance and effectiveness of being an empathically aware communicator, and how working together creates lasting results.

For more than 25 years, Sharon Saline has worked with children, teens, and their families coping with ADHD–in her psychotherapy practice, as a consultant to schools, keynote speaker, and a workshop facilitator.  Finally, in one place, she gives parents new insights into the minds and feelings of their children with ADHD–and offers them a new, family-tested roadmap for reducing family stress and improving loving connections.

Learn more about the book.

What were you thinking? How understanding your child’s brain helps you raise competent, resilient children

Are you tired of struggling with your child or teen over school, homework or chores? Fostering  progress at school means sharpening kids’ executive functioning skills. Using current research on the developing brain and examples from students themselves, Dr. Saline will show you how and why executive functioning skills are critical to the learning process. With a deeper understanding of these skills, you’ll be able to create more effective strategies to nurture cognitive strengths and overcome daily challenges. You will walk away with easy, practical tools to improve organization, planning and follow through.

Succeed2gether presents a discussion by two leading experts in the field of ADHD
Thursday October 4, 2018
Watchung Booksellers, Montclair, NJ 07042

What Kids with ADHD Wish You Knew and How You Can Help: Collaborate More and Argue Less

As a parent or educator, do you wonder what’s really going on in the minds of kids with ADHD? Based on her new book, Dr. Sharon Saline offers rare insights into how kids honestly think and feel about having ADHD. With her unique, strength-based approach–’the 5 C’s of ADHD parenting,’ you will learn how to teach your kids daily living skills with less arguing and more cooperation.

The ADHD brain is neurologically different and what works for some children does not necessarily work with this creative but easily distracted group. In this presentation, Dr. Saline will leverage her unique insight into how kids honestly think and feel about having ADHD. Build loving connections by learning to interpret what your kids are communicating verbally and behaviorally.

Dr. Saline and Ms. Belsky will be available to answer your questions, and Dr. Saline will have copies of her book, What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew: Working Together to Empower Kids for Success in School and Life available for purchase.

Sharon Saline, Psy.D., a licensed clinical psychologist in private practice, is a top expert in how ADHD, learning disabilities, and mental health issues affect children, teens, and families. In addition to maintaining a busy psychotherapy practice, Dr. Saline has worked extensively with schools on mental health issues in the classroom, tools for alternative learners, and teacher/parent communication. Sharon@drsharonsaline.com.

Gail Belsky is a senior editor at Understood, and a former executive editor at Time Inc. She is also an author, writer and blogger, specializing in parenting, health, career and women’s issues. Belsky, the mother of two, is based in New Jersey. Understood.org.

Dr. Sharon Saline will sign copies of her new book, “What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew.”

A positive approach to parenting children and teens with ADHD, that can help any parent learn to interpret what their kids are communicating verbally and behaviorally and how to collaborate with them to enhance cooperation, closeness and productivity.

This is not another book about children with ADHD that simply tells parents what to do and how to discipline. Instead, this remarkable, intimate, and deeply-researched book focuses on the importance and effectiveness of being an empathically aware communicator, and how working together creates lasting results.

For more than 25 years, Sharon Saline has worked with children, teens, and their families coping with ADHD–in her psychotherapy practice, as a consultant to schools, keynote speaker, and a workshop facilitator. Finally, in one place, she gives parents new insights into the minds and feelings of their children with ADHD–and offers them a new, family-tested roadmap for reducing family stress and improving loving connections.

Learn more about the book.

Dr. Sharon Saline will discuss her new book, “What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew,” and sign copies of the book.

A positive approach to parenting children and teens with ADHD, that can help any parent learn to interpret what their kids are communicating verbally and behaviorally and how to collaborate with them to enhance cooperation, closeness and productivity.

This is not another book about children with ADHD that simply tells parents what to do and how to discipline. Instead, this remarkable, intimate, and deeply-researched book focuses on the importance and effectiveness of being an empathically aware communicator, and how working together creates lasting results.

For more than 25 years, Sharon Saline has worked with children, teens, and their families coping with ADHD–in her psychotherapy practice, as a consultant to schools, keynote speaker, and a workshop facilitator. Finally, in one place, she gives parents new insights into the minds and feelings of their children with ADHD–and offers them a new, family-tested roadmap for reducing family stress and improving loving connections.

Learn more about the book.

Dr. Sharon Saline will discuss her new book, “What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew,” and sign copies of the book.

A positive approach to parenting children and teens with ADHD, that can help any parent learn to interpret what their kids are communicating verbally and behaviorally and how to collaborate with them to enhance cooperation, closeness and productivity.

This is not another book about children with ADHD that simply tells parents what to do and how to discipline. Instead, this remarkable, intimate, and deeply-researched book focuses on the importance and effectiveness of being an empathically aware communicator, and how working together creates lasting results.

For more than 25 years, Sharon Saline has worked with children, teens, and their families coping with ADHD–in her psychotherapy practice, as a consultant to schools, keynote speaker, and a workshop facilitator. Finally, in one place, she gives parents new insights into the minds and feelings of their children with ADHD–and offers them a new, family-tested roadmap for reducing family stress and improving loving connections.

Learn more about the book.

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In this webinar, you will learn how to:

1. Motivate your teen with less frustration and more cooperation
2. Determine appropriate levels of participation in your teen’s academic life, personal hygiene, and family responsibilities
3. Teach goal-directed persistence, time management, and organizational skills that stick
4. Help your child make positive long- and short-term choices
5. Foster positive and appropriate behavior at home and in school