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Parents are Missing Link to Empower Kids with ADHD
The Silent Member of the Family Twenty years ago I didn’t understand anything about ADHD. Honestly, neither did most of…
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New Ways to Deliver ADHD Medication to Children
Existing Delivery Methods for Medication Choosing the best medication to treat children with ADHD takes cooperation between a child’s physician…
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Treating the Top Vitamin and Mineral Deficiencies in ADHD
Note: Prescription medication and Behavior Management (i.e. Parent Training) are first line treatments for kids with ADHD and related challenges.However,…
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Addiction & ADHD Medication: Fighting Fire with Fire
Jeremy Didier’s transparency about her personal and professional experience with the interconnection of ADHD and Addiction is inspiring and empowering.…
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Improve ADHD Treatment for Children with a Feedback Plan
When a child is diagnosed with ADHD, parents naturally have many questions. They are faced with making difficult decisions about…
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The Daily Donut Answer to ADHD Morning Mayhem
“Special Note: We are NOT recommending you use daily donuts as a reward strategy. This is one family’s story of…
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ADHD Medication is Not an “Easy” Fix
In a discussion about late afternoon mood “crashes” and emotional management, my client Janine wondered aloud, “But I thought when she…
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How to Help Your Child’s Working Memory (with ADHD)
What Is Working Memory Working memory is our internal Post-it note, the place where we hold information temporarily before we…
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Skills Without Pills: 3 Non-Medication Treatments for ADHD
Whether or not you’ve ever fought in the Ritalin wars — those fierce disputes about whether it’s safe or effective or moral to put seriously distracted children on medication — there’s good reason to think about non-pharmacological treatments for your child with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).
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