Children

Help your Child LOVE Their Brain

ADHD is all about extremes. Extreme attention and inattention, extreme emotions, extreme likes and dislikes, extremes in levels of energy; we could keep going!  These extremes can be frustrating to not only you but to…
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Parent Teacher Conferences, Oh My!

How did teacher conferences go for you this year?  Teacher conferences, you either look forward to them or dread them. They just don’t seem to be the type of thing we feel indifferent about.  A…
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Don’t Minimize Your Child’s Anxiety

Do you ever wonder if you are communicating the “right” way with your anxious child? It can be really hard to know what to do to help your child when they are feeling anxious.   Do…
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Are you asking lots of leading questions? Here is what to do instead.

We know that you are aware that how you communicate either escalates or deescalates your child’s emotions.  Being aware of how you communicate as a parent can be difficult as many emotions are involved.   What…
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How to Develop a Measurable and Effective ADHD Treatment Plan

Diagnosing and implementing a treatment plan for ADHD are the first and most important steps you will  take with your child as they navigate ADHD.  But once a treatment plan is implemented staying on track and…
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How to Successfully Integrate Technology Into an ADHD Treatment Plan

Stay on Track and Avoid Overuse and Misuse of Technology With These Tips Regardless of if you are a Millennial or a Baby Boomer, technology is a prominent part of our everyday lives.   Technology is…
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Deciding the Best ADHD Treatment Plan for Your Child

Understanding the Building Blocks of a Successful Plan Once a child receives a diagnosis of ADHD, parents face the monumental question -- how can I help my child?  Understanding the diagnosis of ADHD can be…
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Tips for Parents and Caregivers of Children Diagnosed with ADHD – Strategies for Parents to Maintaining Health and Wellbeing

The diagnosis of ADHD for a child can leave parents and caregivers feeling confused, angry, and with a lot of questions.  Taking time to process through these emotions and accept the diagnosis is the first…
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