The ADHD Conflict Resolution Guide: Tools and Scripts for Settling Disagreements

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Conflict – within families and in other relationships – is normal. But disagreement can grow heated when ADHD sparks anger, impulsivity, and intense emotions.

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The best way to handle conflict is to prepare for it by creating a conflict resolution plan in advance. Here, find scripts and ideas for handling disagreements with tools like reflecting listening, the STAR method, and more.

  • Conflict Resolution 101
  • Conflict Resolution Strategy #1: Use Reflective Listening

 

How Stress and Self-Sabotage Interfere With ADHD Happiness

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Learn 6 practical tools to feel calmer, more confident, and more productive.

Key points

  • Reduce stress by identifying patterns of self-defeating behaviors and choosing healthier alternatives.
  • Decrease the feelings of shame and self-doubt that you’ve carried around for years by setting realistic, achievable goals.
  • Create rebuttals to the negative, critical voice in your head to lower its volume and influence.
  • Use a growth mindset and develop the ability to focus on the power of “yet.”

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“I Feel Judged and Attacked:” A Teen’s Eye View of RSD

“I Feel Judged and Attacked:” A Teen’s Eye View of RSD

If someone doesn’t value spending time with me as much as I value spending time with them, I feel rejected. Last month, I said to one of my closest friends that I would like to hang out with him more like we used to. He said that he was cool with the way things are. This hurts a lot. What can I do to make this less painful?”

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