Don’t let the new school year catch you by surprise! Plan how to support your child when fall gets here. You are a key player in your child’s success and can set the tone for a successful school year and calm home. Less fighting around school work and more success opportunities.

"I can't get anything done", "I'm always behind", "I can never make it to place on time", "where did my day go?", "holding a job is hard for me". If You find yourself in these loops, you might want to read this. Adult ADHD; the numbers, diagnosis, and effects.

Parenting ADHD is hard - why do it alone? Online support groups for parents of kids and teens with ADHD

Your child was diagnosed with ADHD, what now? Before you start building your family’s support system, talk to your child about ADHD. They need to understand it in order to own it and learn how to manage their ADHD. Here are a few tips to help you have this conversation in a supportive, nurturing way.

ADHD and executive function coaches can make a huge difference in managing ADHD. Finding an ADHD/Executive Functions Coach includes asking questions.

Schools are closing due to the weather… kids will be home… with you…and they can't go outside… are you panicking???

I Know I Can Do This! New and challenging tasks can deplete the fuel tanks we need to keep us working; so we stop mid-task and give up. Here are some techniques to replenish effort pools when working on challenging tasks.

How do we establish healthy patterns of communication? Just before the weekend starts, here are some tips to start having meaningful conversations with our kids!

Gen-Ed teachers do not receive proper education and tools to work in classrooms that are large and neurodiverse. Here are 5 tips that will help you manage kids with ADHD in your classrooms.

Quality time is the basis for communication. Let’s start making time for our children so that we can be a reinforcing part of their lives.

If it looks like ADHD and sounds like Adhd, must it be ADHD?