This time of year is not my favorite. Preparing to for the beginning of the school year can cause my brain to spin into so many negative places. One of the most successful tools I have learned is how see the see the world through my son’s eyes and teach him how to see things through the eyes of others. No one is lying. We just all see the world differently.

For a very long time I thought there was only 1 way to help my son manage his ADHD. After years of struggling with the conventional approaches, I decided to look for something different. I knew we needed to find another way. And, if I couldn’t find a way to help him…then I was just going to have to create one. I didn’t set out to help other parents or other kids. I didn’t even expect to learn something that would help my older, teenage kids. I just became committed to finding a way to help my second-grade son become a happier and healthier human, whatever that happened to look like.

How using an ADHD Parent Coach can help you create a more peaceful home, happier child and a closer relationship with your child.

Part of my coaching process involves discovering all of the GREAT things that can come with your ADHD child. Here are a few of my favorite things about my ADHD children.

It is estimated that about 70% of kids with ADHD-based nervous systems have difficulty with sleep. Here are a few reasons why and what you can do about it.

One of my favorite things to do is to have conversations with young adults, teenagers and older kids about their experiences with ADHD. Not only is it just plain interesting, but it also helps me to understand aspects of their ADHD that may be different from mine.

Parenting is HARD. Having ADHD thrown into the mix takes it to a whole different level. Here is a list of the 5 areas where I still struggle, but also where I have learned my most important lessons.