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Is Anxiety Making it More Difficult to Diagnose ADHD?


Modern-day management and diagnosis of ADHD all too often leave out one major factor: the increasing rates of anxiety in our culture. And we must ask if anxiety is making it more difficult to diagnose ADHD. As a pediatrician with additional training in mental health, over four decades, I have witnessed vast changes in the…

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April 24, 2023


The Healthy Way to Handle Mistakes


Penicillin. Potato chips. The Slinky. Scotch Gard. The Pacemaker. Fireworks. Post-its. What if there were no mistakes? I’m not saying that everything happens for some big-picture “lesson” (that’s another post), or that we should like everything that happens. But what if everything that happens is just an experience? What if we have the ability to choose…

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April 17, 2023


Three Steps to Take When Your Kid Says, “I Don’t Know”


Article continues below… Minimize Meltdowns! Download a free tipsheet “Top 10 Ways to Stop Meltdowns in Their Tracks” to stop yelling and tantrums from everyone! Find Out How Blank Stares As parents, it can be difficult to effectively engage our kids in the process making decisions for themselves. Sometimes our lives get busy and we…

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5 Tips to Coach Your Teen To Ask for Help


When your teen needs help, do they actually ask for help? Or do they pretend to have all the answers when they’re actually feeling frustrated and helpless?  As parents, it’s natural for us to jump in and solve our kid’s problems. We’ve been doing it all their lives. But at some point, we have to…

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Relationship Battles: Lay Down Your Sword and Shield


The Power of Language Have you ever noticed how often we use military references in describing human interactions? Think about it: lower your shields, pick your battles, call a truce, stick to your guns, lose the battle but win the war, relationship battles, take the first shot, send in the reinforcements, negotiate world peace (if you’ve…

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April 10, 2023


How to Get Kids Off Technology Without Meltdowns


Sometimes, trying to get kids off technology is met with full-blown meltdowns! How can you do it without causing a fuss? Elaine: So, another technology question that comes up a lot is how do I get my kid off technology without meltdowns, eye rolls, snarky behaviors, full-blown tantrums … whatever? We were just talking about…

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Outdoor Adventure Camp Experiences for Kids with ADHD


The great outdoors is a natural treatment center for ADHD and makes for incredible experiences for kids with ADHD. In a national study published in September 2004, researchers Frances Kuo and Andrea Taylor indicated that “Green outdoor settings appear to reduce ADHD symptoms in children across a wide range of individual, residential, and case characteristics.”…

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Rewards Systems: Why They Work and How to Start One


The Power of Rewards Systems Whatever the goal, rewards are tremendously uplifting and motivating for anyone. If you’re trying to get fit, for example, it’s a great strategy to reward your efforts along the way. You shouldn’t wait until you can run a marathon or lose X number of pounds. You will be more effective…

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April 3, 2023


Preparing Teens with ADHD and Anxiety to Leave Home


Preparing any teen to leave the nest can be hard. Preparing your teens with ADHD and anxiety to leave home can be all the more difficult, especially wondering if they are ready. Here’s how to prepare for when they leave the nest.    Diane: So, one of the questions we get. And actually, I’m dealing…

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