(Video) Build Life-Long Executive Function Skills in Your Child with ADHD Are you increasingly frustrated with your child’s outbursts, disorganization, or forgetfulness at home? You’re not alone. Many parents long for relief from the pressures of school only to find that their children continue to … Continue reading (Video) Build Life-Long Executive Function Skills in Your Child with ADHD
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(Video) Four Types of Focus for Adults with ADHD
(Video) Four Types of Focus for Adults with ADHD Dr. Saline explains how adults with ADHD can harness the power of four different types of focus in order to get things done by capitalizing on the strengths inherent in their ADHD brains. Watch More>> … Continue reading (Video) Four Types of Focus for Adults with ADHD
4 Reasons ADHD Kids Say ‘I Hate School’ — And 4 Real Ways Parents Can Help
4 Reasons ADHD Kids Say ‘I Hate School’ — And 4 Real Ways Parents Can Help Neurodivergent children and teens with ADHD, ASD, a learning disability, or other mental health issues work hard to hold it together during the academic day. Dr. Sharon Saline shares … Continue reading 4 Reasons ADHD Kids Say ‘I Hate School’ — And 4 Real Ways Parents Can Help
(Video) How to Foster a Growth Mind Set in a Student with ADHD
(Video) How to Foster a Growth Mind Set in a Student with ADHD “Your kids need help counterbalancing the negative things they hear from others and from themselves. The ratio should be 3 positives for every 1 negative, but most kids with ADHD hear 1 … Continue reading (Video) How to Foster a Growth Mind Set in a Student with ADHD
ADDitude Magazine’s Most Popular Article in 2022
5 Overlooked Signs of ADHD – the Inattentive Type “People with inattentive ADHD are not lazy, stupid, unwilling, or oppositional. They have a biologically based challenge with attending to the task at hand, and their brains tire more quickly.” Read more>> Read Dr. Saline’s … Continue reading ADDitude Magazine’s Most Popular Article in 2022
(Video) Why 2E Students Resent School — and How to Better Balance Services
Why 2E Students Resent School — and How to Better Balance Services “Sometimes alternative learners feel very misunderstood by their teachers — and by their parents. They harbor a lot of frustration and resentment that nobody really seems to get them and their mad that … Continue reading (Video) Why 2E Students Resent School — and How to Better Balance Services
Affordable, Last-Minute Holiday Gifts Kids With ADHD Will Love
Affordable, Last-Minute Holiday Gifts Kids With ADHD Will Love If you’re looking for something unique and heartwarming to give to a relative, neighbor, teacher, or friend, here are several ideas to make the holidays more enjoyable and fulfilling. Gifts for adults and kids with ADHD can … Continue reading Affordable, Last-Minute Holiday Gifts Kids With ADHD Will Love
Why Women with ADHD Struggle with Self-Esteem & The 5 Best Ways to Reset Self-Worth
Women carry a lot on their shoulders–from family, community, school and work responsibilities to societal expectations around physical appearance and behavior. That’s a lot of pressure. Women with ADHD, and women who care for neurodivergent children, must deal with yet another layer of stress, anxiety and … Continue reading Why Women with ADHD Struggle with Self-Esteem & The 5 Best Ways to Reset Self-Worth
The #1 Phrase That Will Damage Any Relationship
Did you ever say something in the heat of the moment that was so mean, so harsh, so out-of-character for you that the instant the words left your mouth you wish you could snatch them back out of the air before they reached human ears? … Continue reading The #1 Phrase That Will Damage Any Relationship
5 Expert Strategies For Breaking Bad Habits In Kids with ADHD
Parents, the start of each school year involves a variety of changes and adjustments. New teachers, new activities, and a whole lot of new experiences. Learn 5 strategies for breaking old habits when your child has ADHD. Read more>> Read Dr. Saline’s latest blog … Continue reading 5 Expert Strategies For Breaking Bad Habits In Kids with ADHD