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Good Parenting Is Damage Control (podcast #40)
There is so much information out there to help support you as a parent – with strategies, tips, and tricks to help guide you and your child. However, parenting can feel like a constant uphill battle, and that’s okay – because it is! Good parenting often manifests as damage control, and that is just perfect.…
February 19, 2025
The Brain-Gut Connection Explained with Dr. Barry Sears (podcast #38)
A person’s diet has a massive effect on how they feel and behave, both positively and negatively. This is especially true for children and young adults, who certainly need a healthy diet for their developmental years. Anti-inflammatory diets can also be highly therapeutic for adults & children with ADHD & autism. Whichever way you look…
Gender & Queer Kids with Neurodiversity (#28)
Parenting a child who is queer and neurodiverse requires an immense amount of understand and support. It’s critical to foster a sense of resiliency to prepare your child for the challenges that lay ahead in their journey. It can seem like fighting an uphill battle, but there is so much we can do as parenting…
Feeling Like You’ve Tried Everything (podcast #24)
Every single parent has said or thought to themselves, “I’ve tried everything, and nothing works” when speaking about parenting their children. It comes with the territory of guiding a young human – and it can be quite frustrating. This is especially true when parenting a complex or neurodiverse child, who may react a certain way…
Help Kids Stand In Their Power (podcast #7)
Children have much more power and influence than they could ever fathom. Here are some helpful tips to inject fun in the process of helping kids connect and communicate what they need and want. Article continues below… What’s Your Parenting Style? Take a quiz to find out what kind of a parent you are. Find…
Success As A Mom Of Five (podcast #9)
Having children with ADHD can introduce a plethora of challenges that you need to find intentional solutions to. Thankfully there is a huge community of parents in similar situations to lean on, so you can try some tactics that may have worked for others. It’s all about creating an accommodating environment that allows your kids…
Teach Kids To Hold Themselves Up (podcast #10)
Have you ever heard of an educational therapist? If you have a child with ADHD, you should get familiar! Here, meet an educational therapist who works with students and their schools, parents and support team to design and implement a plan that leads to success! Article continues below… What’s Your Parenting Style? Take a quiz…
ADHD Can Help You Succeed in Unexpected Ways (podcast #202)
If you’re living with ADHD or love someone who is, you know it’s more than just forgetting keys. This episode dives deep into the emotional realities of ADHD with Ari Tuckman, Psy.D., exploring self-acceptance, family dynamics, and the power of community. Get ready for a conversation that finally “gets it.” Listen now! What To Expect…
Why Nagging Doesn’t Work, Especially for Kids with ADHD
Nagging Doesn’t Work – It Tends to Backfire It is a common misconception in the world of ADHD that nagging is the “ONLY WAY” to get your kids (or your spouse) to do anything. Not so. In fact, not only does nagging not work, it’s counter-productive. While the tasks still don’t necessarily get done, nagging…
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February 18, 2025
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