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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…
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Three Steps to Take When Your Kid Says, “I Don’t Know”
Blank Stares As parents, it can be difficult to effectively engage our kids in the process making decisions for themselves.…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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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…
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Parenting Together: Getting on the Same Page
The Downside of Imagination Imaginary conversations killed our marriage … almost. During our first decade of parenting together, so many…
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Back OFF, Mom & Dad!
So this tip may come as a bit of a shocker – because the message is not from your kids.…
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If I Had Known — Lessons from a Mom of an ADHD Adult
We all want to do the best for our children, but sometimes we just don’t know how. When her son was young, Linda Roggli didn’t know, either. But now that her son is grown, she knows how she’d handle a “do-over.” Thankfully, we can all benefit from her words of wisdom …
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