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Six Strategies for Creating Strong Families With ADHD, Part 1
ADHD is often a family affair. It’s commonly inherited, and once a child is diagnosed, one or both parents may…
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Selecting a College for your Child with ADHD
ADHD does not have to be a barrier to college success, but finding the right fit for your child’s needs…
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Setting Expectations for Your ADHD Child
The ProblemEven average children act up on a regular basis. Unfortunately, ADHD kids are very likely to act up more…
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Video Games & ADHD Kids: Beat Them at Their Own Game
Why do kids with ADHD love to play video games so much? Video games have ideal characteristics for capturing the…
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Dyslexia and ADHD: Identifying, Understanding and Treating Reading Disorders in Children
Studies show that approximately 50-60% of people with ADHD also have a learning disability. The most common learning disability is…
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Use Martial Arts to Manage ADHD, Asperger’s & Other Issues
Our Guest Expert this week is the 23 year old Operations Manager and Head Instructor at Atlanta Kick, a well-established…
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Why Your Child Doesn’t Care About School and How You Can Help
Restarting school – after any break, short or long – can leave you with a pit in your stomach. How…
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Want A Happier Family? Tell Your Family History
I hit the breaking point as a parent a few years ago. It was the week of my extended family’s…
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There Is No Test For ADHD: Diagnosis Starts Here
“I got tested and I’m ADHD.” Whenever I hear people say that, I want to correct them. Twice! First, the…
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