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Category Archives - Tips For Parents
Four Books for Your Teenager to Read if They Struggle With Anxiety
An individual’s teenage years are often accompanied by frequent feelings of anxiety and worry. On top of that, teenagers often
Dr. Kulman’s New Book: The Gaming Overload Workbook
I am very pleased to announce the recent publication of my newest book The Gaming Overload Workbook: A teenager’s guide
Five Articles to Help Parents Understand Their Child’s Anxiety
Helping your child deal with their anxiety can be very confusing and overwhelming. Anxious children can spend a great deal
Four Books for Parents and Teachers Working With Children Who Exhibit Problem Behavior
Children often explore the social norms and limitations surrounding socially acceptable behavior. However, most children will learn how to cope
Great Books to Read With Your Child if They Struggle With Anxiety
Anxiety disorders affect roughly one in every eight children. This variety of disorders can affect a child physically — by
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,
Four Helpful Books to Read if Your Child is Struggling in School
Many students struggle to fit the expectations of the Education system. This may leave them feeling alone in their
Four Books to Help Children Cope with a Changing Family Dynamic
Many families experience some level of stress and or change to their typical dynamic. Such changes could include separation, divorce,
Seven Books to Help Children Better Develop Their Self Esteem
Self-esteem is based on an individual’s positive regard for themselves; a confidence in one’s worth and abilities. A child begins
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
