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14 tips for kids with ADHD to easily make friends
For ADHD children, making friends is not an innate ability, but parents can use the following 14 ways to help their children fulfill their desire to make friends. 1. Give clear instructions Children... -
Nine ways artificial intelligence can help hyperactive ADHD
1. AI chatbot Chatbots have become increasingly popular in recent years. These chatbots provide resources, advice and emotional support to help patients manage their symptoms and better understand... -
Getting Help for Self-Harm
Self-harm is a concerning behavior that is more common among teenagers than many parents might realize. In fact, according to the American Psychological Association, approximately 15 percent of... -
Don’t Freak Out! Rules for Navigating Teen Behavior Challenges
Too strict. Or, too wishy-washy. Lecturing constantly. Or hardly communicating. Inconsistent parenting strategies can exacerbate unwanted behaviors, especially among teens with ADHD. How to create... -
Does ADHD look different in girls?
ADHD affects girls and boys about the same amount. But in many girls, ADHD symptoms are harder to spot. This means girls with ADHD are less likely to be diagnosed — and less likely to get the help... -
Characteristics of learning disabilities that can hide in plain sight
Teachers are often the first to notice that a child has a learning disorder. Sometimes the signs are easy to spot, like a student who’s way behind in reading. Or a child who’s working hard but... -
Tips to help get your child organised!
Struggling to help your child stay on track, manage time, or stay focused? These may be signs of executive functioning challenges. Executive functions are the brain skills that help children plan,... -
What are executive functions? What impact does the strength of executive function have on children?
Executive function refers to the high-level cognitive skills that the brain needs to use when dealing with daily tasks. “Harvard University compares it to the air traffic control system at the... -
Autism and Picky Eating
childmind.org/article/autism-and-picky-eating It’s common for kids on the autism spectrum to have problems with eating. This can make it hard to get them to eat a healthy range of foods. And it can... -
School Mornings Without the Stress
Getting everyone out the door in the morning is a challenge for lots of families. For kids with mental health or learning difficulties, it can be even harder. Kids with ADHD or behavior issues may...
