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Gap Year

Is a Gap Year a Good Fit for Your Child?

By Jeremy Neidens

Can you imagine nearly 13 years of daily challenges, frustrations, obstacles, struggles, and frequent failures that seem insurmountable? What would…

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Learning and ADHD: What’s Play Got to Do with it?

By Dr. Kirsten Milliken

Which teachers had the biggest impact on your learning?  Do you remember how they taught you?  Did it involve play?…

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Tame the Monster of Test Anxiety to Help Students with ADHD

By Jed Applerouth

As parents of students with ADHD, many of you understand personally the relationship between ADHD and academic test anxiety.  Test…

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From Strongwilled to Willpower: Productivity Hacks

Interview with Alan Brown

Yes, you can get your strong-willed kid to use willpower! Willpower, in turns out, is like a muscle that needs…

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A Parent’s Guide to Sexting, Texting, and Teens

Interview with Ari Tuckman

Birds do it, bees do it, and unfortunately our teens do it. Or at least they will. We may not…

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Can You Actually Improve Your Child’s Executive Function?

By Susan Bauerfeld

4 Steps You can Take Right Now to Make a Difference 1. “Do your eyes light up when your child…

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act and sat accommodations for ADHD

How to Get ACT and SAT Accommodations for ADHD, Part 1

By Judith Bass

It can be incredibly confusing for parents to figure out how to get ACT and SAT Accommodations for ADHD, but…

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Study Tips to Stay Focused, Interested and Organized

By Marshall Findlay

Generally, our featured guests have something important to say to the parents of kids with ADHD. Occasionally, we have an…

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ADHD, Exercise, Mindfulness, and the Obvious

Interview with Jeff Copper

As an attention coach, Jeff Copper helps adults overcome information overload, chronic disorganization, ADHD and ADD symptoms, time management problems,…

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