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We’re nearing the end of the first quarter, and the much-anticipated Q1 progress report has landed in your mailbox. As you scan through it, your heart sinks. The grades aren’t what you expected or hoped for. You might feel a
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
Parenting middle and high school students is a journey filled with challenges and triumphs, especially when your child faces executive function deficits, often seen in cases of ADHD or learning disabilities. I outlined this in detail with my personal experience.
Navigating college life with executive function deficits and other learning disabilities often means encountering a unique set of academic, organizational, and social hurdles. The combination of a demanding academic schedule, newfound independence, and an omnipresent social environment can be challenging.
Right now, you might be thinking about how the Pilgrims were able to put together such amazing and detailed feasts without all the technology we have today, especially when it seems like your own kids are struggling to turn in