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Kids with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder have difficulty keeping track of time. Make a visual calendar reminder with a few basic supplies. more...
Why ADHD Kids Act up in Public
Children and tweens with ADHD are much more likely to act up when they are away from home. The setting and the expectations play a huge part in the consequent behavior. more...
Clarify Expectations to Improve ADD Behavior
Children with ADHD are often frustrated as they head back to school. Expectations at home and school can be confusing and overwhelming. more...
Attention Deficit Impacts Dorm Life
Deciding what to pack for the dorm room of a student with ADHD can be frustrating. Organize essential items. Reduce the amount that will be taken. more...
Organize the ADHD Child's Closet
Many children with special needs struggle with organization. Reduce the amount of things in the closet of the child with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. more...
Organize the ADHD Child's Bedroom
Summer is often a time of cleaning out unneeded items. The child with ADHD will benefit from having fewer things to keep organized. more...
Holiday Plans and Kids with Special Needs
As Canada Day is here and the Fourth of July is around the corner, remember to prepare kids with special routine needs for the change in routine. more...
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Tips for Parents for Managing ADHD
By:
Jennifer Wagaman
Having a child with Attention Deficit Disorder can turn any parent's life upside down. Setting a flexible schedule up may help minimize problems at home. more...
School Supplies for ADHD Children
By: Katherine Spitz
Kids with ADHD can really benefit from the right school supplies. Color, simple designs, labels can make it easier to be organized and stay focused more...
Helping Your ADD/ADHD Child Get Organized
Children with attention disorders tend to be very disorganized which leads to parental frustration. Here are some strategies to help them get organized! more...
How to Organize and Schedule Your ADHD Child
In this faced paced, 24/7 society, children are faced with constant pressure. With seemingly so much to do, it is remarkable that they can focus on a specific task. more...
By:
Jennifer Wagaman
Dr. Robert Myers, Child Psychologist is the author of Total Focus, a program designed to aid parents and teachers as they work with students with ADHD. more...
How to Help Your ADHD Child Become Organized
True organization starts with an organized thought process and the ability to focus on a specific task, assess that task, and then break it down into workable pieces. more...
Self-Confidence and the ADHD Child
A key challenge for an ADD/ADHD child is mastering organization. The definition of organize is "to put together into an orderly, functional, structured whole." more...
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