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Teaching self control

Teaching Self-Control to ADHD Kids, One Structure at a Time

By Diane Dempster

You Know What Temptation Is Like You walk into your favorite coffee shop for a cup – black, no cream,…

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holiday routine

Holiday Routine: The Gift that Keeps on Giving

By Diane Dempster

Ever play Jenga? You build a tower of wooden blocks, and then players take turns removing one block from the…

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Senior Year for Parents

Make the Most out of Senior Year for Parents

By Diane Dempster

The last year of high school can be a really tough transition, and not just for your senior. It’s a…

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teacher training and ADHD

They’re So SLOW – How Can I Hurry Up My Kids?

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus and Diane Dempster

It takes forever to get out the door, to get dressed, to eat breakfast – how can you hurry up…

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Life Easier for Yourself as an ADHD Parent

5 Tips to Make Life Easier for Yourself as an ADHD Parent

By Diane Dempster

Parenting Can’t Be Automatized Some tasks, like driving, become automatic when we master them. When you’re 16, every turn of…

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teacher training and ADHD

Help Your Complex Kids Be Independent (especially in the mornings)

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus and Diane Dempster

We all want our kids to be able to succeed on their own. How can you help your complex kids…

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Rhythm and Routine with Kids

Planning Summer Days: Rhythm and Routine with Kids

By Lesli Preuss

Summer! Kids are excited. Teachers are relieved. Parents around the country start feeling a familiar knot in the pit of…

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summer planning with complex kids

Summer Video Tip: Summer Planning with Complex Kids

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus

Summer is a great time to help complex kids learn and practice planning skills, mostly because they can be motivated…

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Kids to Get Things Done in the Summer

How To Get Complex Kids to Get Things Done in the Summer

By Elaine Taylor-Klaus

Take Advantage of Summer Summer is the BEST time of all to help kids with executive function challenges learn how…

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