If you’re a parent of a child with ADHD, you’ve likely seen how bright, curious, and capable they are. Yet, they still struggle with things that seem “simple” to others. Have you ever considered their executive function skills? Maybe it’s
How to Choose an ADHD Tutor: A Comprehensive Guide for Middle & High School Parents
With its bustling hallways filled with chatter, students shuffling between classes, complex assignments, slamming lockers, and social pressures, middle and high school can overwhelm even the brightest teens, especially those with ADHD. That’s where the right ADHD tutor can make
The Benefits of Executive Function Deficits Part 2: Practical Strategies for Parents
Parenting a middle or high schooler with executive function challenges isn’t easy. I know firsthand how frustrating it can be—watching them fall behind despite their best efforts, wondering how to help without micromanaging, and feeling like you’re constantly reminding them
How Mind Mapping Helps ADHD Students Ace Their Exams
The Science-Based Hack That Helps ADHD Students Ace Exams Feeling overwhelmed by exam prep and endless note-taking? We’re in the midst of exam season! For students with ADHD, traditional study methods can often feel like running in circles. Fortunately, there’s
A Guide to Balancing Phone Use For Your ADHD Teen
Today, smartphones have become a huge part of our teens’ lives, giving them constant access to communication, learning, and entertainment. For many teens, especially those with ADHD, balancing phone use with other responsibilities can be a challenge. Too much screen
6 Signs Your ADHD Teen May Need Help In English Class
Have you noticed consistently low grades or concerning feedback on your child’s English assignments? Is your child struggling with writing essays or reading analysis in English class? It’s not uncommon for middle and high school students to struggle with English
Coping with Stress and Anxiety in your ADHD Child, part 3
Is your middle or high school child with ADHD struggling with stress and anxiety? Their teenage years are tough enough, but when ADHD is added to the mix, those challenges can feel even more complicated. As a parent, it’s normal
Developing Daily Study Habits in your ADHD Child, part 2
Building effective study habits is essential for students with ADHD. While it can be challenging and overwhelming at times, encouraging your child and providing the right tools are crucial for their academic success. In Part 2 of this series, you’ll
Mastering your ADHD Child’s Procrastination, part 1
Welcome to the first installment of our 3-part series dedicated to helping you support your ADHD child with procrastination. In this series, we’ll show you some practical, science-backed strategies to help your child manage and overcome procrastination. The Challenge that
Preparing for Finals 101 When You Have ADHD: What You Need to Know
Have you noticed your teen staring at a textbook for hours, and watched their eyes glaze over? Or maybe you know that they meticulously crafted a study schedule, only to find themselves completely sidetracked by dog videos on YouTube. If
How An ADHD Diagnosis Made My Kids Better and Happier Students
Part 1. Not Working to Potential When my older son, Robert, was going into the 9th grade, we noticed that he had a hard time getting his work done in school. He had always been an A student, but suddenly
How To Build Strong Study Habits In High School, Even If Your Student Has ADHD
As your child steps into high school, the stakes get higher. Every grade point matters, shaping their GPA, reflecting on their college transcripts, and laying the foundation for their future academic journeys. The challenge intensifies for students with Attention Deficit
A Guide to Surviving College for Students with ADD/ADHD and Executive Function Challenges: Part 3. The Importance of Note-Taking
College students often find themselves grappling with numerous distractions and challenges including managing their time effectively and staying focused amidst distractions, information overload, a new environment, and the pressure to succeed. This can be particularly daunting for college students with