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Tag Archives: ADHD
Remaining Active During COVID-19 as a Teenager and Young Adult with ADHD
One of the best things to do to treat ADHD is to be active — very active. In fact,
Three Helpful Tips for Talking to your Teenager About ADHD
Elizabeth has always had a hard time paying attention in school, and she often found herself getting easily distracted and
Five Focus Strategies for Children and Teens with ADHD
Lauren is an aspiring artist who loves drawing and anime. She often finds herself heavily engaged in anything music
Five Strategies for Talking to Your Child About ADHD
Emma’s parents recently brought her to a neuropsychologist who diagnosed her with ADHD. Emma has been struggling to work to
Helpful Homework Strategies For Kids With ADHD
Ethan’s parents have always noticed that he has a very hard time paying attention to things that do not interest
Resources for Parenting Children with ADHD
It is hard work being the parent of a child with ADHD. Not only is it tiring, it also presents
Books for Children and Teens with ADHD
If you have a youngster or teen who was recently diagnosed with ADHD, you may be looking for a way
Should I have my child evaluated for ADHD?
Is your child easily distracted? Does he have boundless energy? Does he have problems paying attention in the classroom? If
Resources on Organization for Parents
Organization is an ongoing process. Once organized, does not mean “always” organized. But learning methods to stay organized can be
ADHD In The Classroom
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ADHD In The Classroom
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Resources for Kids and Teens on Cognitive Flexibility
Cognitive Flexibility is a thinking skill that centers on an individual’s ability to be adaptable, improvise, and shift approaches to
Websites for Parents on Cognitive Flexibility
An individual’s ability to be adaptable, improvise, and shift approaches to meet different challenges are all skills that contribute to
