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Five ways that ADHD brain is different from neurotypical brain
Recent research reveals unique brain differences in individuals with ADHD, offering new insights into its symptoms and treatment. Understanding these findings can help improve diagnosis, personalized care, and support for those living with this neurodevelopmental condition. Discover the latest advancements and their impact in this blog.
Unique Gifts and Toys for Kids with ADHD
Looking for a gift that’s as unique as the child you’re shopping for? Kids with ADHD bring boundless creativity, energy, and a fresh perspective to the world. This guide celebrates their strengths with toys and activities designed to inspire, calm, and engage. From calming sensory items to energy-burning toys and creative kits, discover thoughtful gifts that support their growth and joy.
Explaining Your Child's Diagnosis of ADHD, ASD, and Other Neurodivergent Conditions
Receiving a diagnosis of ADHD, ASD, or another neurodivergent condition for your child can be both overwhelming and reassuring. It helps you better understand your child's unique strengths and challenges, but discussing it with them requires care and sensitivity. In this article, Dr. Minna Chau, Chief Child Psychologist and Founder of Sprout in Motion, shares expert advice on how to approach the conversation with your child, empowering you to support their development and promote self-acceptance.
How Speech Therapists Help Young Children Prepare for Kindergarten Interview
Speech therapists play a key role in helping young children feel confident and communicative as they approach their kindergarten interviews. Through targeted language exercises, social skills practice, and personalized support, they guide children to express themselves clearly and interact comfortably. This foundation not only boosts children’s interview readiness but sets them up for success in their early academic and social journeys.