Additional Support Options for Children Who Are Struggling
Does your child with ADHD, learning disability or Autism need additional support? Check out this list of services that offer support.
Gratitude: The Secret Sauce to Raising (Somewhat) Balanced Kids
Practicing gratitude can lead to better mental health, stronger relationships, and increased happiness.
12 Practical Strategies to Help Neurodiverse Middle Schoolers Turn in Assignments on Time
Discover 12 practical strategies to help neurodiverse middle schoolers stay organized, turn in assignments on time, and build confidence.
How to Create Vision Boards for the New Year: A Fun Goal-Setting Activity for Parents and Kids with ADHD
Goal setting with your kids for the new year! Vision boards are a creative
ADHD friendly activity that’s perfect to teacher your kids about goal setting.
Flexibility: Sneaky Ways to Teach Flexibility to Your Child with ADHD
Teaching Flexibility to ADHD Kids: Simple Tips for Parents to Navigate Life’s Unexpected Moments
Saying Yes! The Power of Reframing (Especially for Parents of Kids with ADHD)
Parenting a child with ADHD is equal parts rewarding and challenging. Saying “yes” more often isn’t about giving in—it’s about building trust, teaching life skills, and strengthening your bond.
Raising Neurodiverse Kids: Why Big Goals Beat Small Struggles
Learn practical strategies for parenting kids with ADHD. Focus on big-picture goals, build resilience, and let go of perfection in daily routines and challenges.
Parenting Children with ADHD Hack: Embrace “Good Enough”
Good enough parenting isn’t about lowering your standards—it’s about ditching the standards that don’t matter. It’s choosing connection over control, joy over judgment, and love over perfection.
Letting Go of Expectations: Parenting My ADHD Child with Love and Acceptance
Parenting an ADHD child isn’t easy, but letting go of expectations can bring joy and progress.
The Power of Connection: Building Bonds with Your ADHD Child
These little moments of connection can have a big impact on your relationship with your child, especially when they’re feeling overwhelmed or struggling. Taking a few minutes each day to reconnect helps build a sense of safety, trust, and understanding between you.