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Verbalize the Power of the Pause
There is so much value in taking a break — whether it’s deep breathing, counting to 10, or walking away…
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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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Teen Cell Phone Contract: Setting Clear Expectations
Setting clear expectations with our kids is one of the most important things we parents can do to teach responsibility,…
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Handle Impulsivity with Word Mirroring
This is a strategy to support kids who struggle with impulsivity and have a difficult time staying focused on something…
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Prepare for 504 or IEP Meetings with a Lawyer’s 4 Best Tips
Navigating the world of disabilities and education can be confusing. To ensure that parents are well prepared to make the…
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Six Strategies for Creating Strong Families With ADHD, Part 2
Last week I wrote about three things you can do to strengthen your ADHD-impacted family. I talked about Focusing on…
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Wisdom for Parents from CHADD Conferences
Back From CHADD We’ve always had amazing experiences at CHADD’s (Children and Adults with ADHD) annual conference, and we want…
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Socks in the Dogfood: Managing Distractible ADHD Kids
Socks In The Dog Food Bin? Yes. I found my teenage son’s socks in the dog food bin. No joke.…
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How Monkey-See, Monkey-Do Can Teach Your Child To Prioritize
Seeking Order Prioritizing can be a challenging task for many people. What’s first? What’s next? What can wait until tomorrow?…
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