The transition to college is a big step, especially with ADHD. Starting college is a major life transition filled with opportunities, growth, and challenges. For students with ADHD or executive functioning difficulties, this leap can be especially overwhelming. Parents often
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
10 Ways to Reset, Reboot, and Recharge Your Child’s Study Skills in 2025
Introduction With every new year, there comes a perfect opportunity for a fresh start. If your child’s study skills have felt off-track or in need of a reboot, this is the time to hit reset, especially as we head into
Midterm Study Hacks for Students with ADHD
Midterms are stressful for any student, but if your teen has ADHD, the struggle can feel a little more intense. The distractions, overwhelm, and anxiety can make midterm studying feel impossible. That’s why midterm study hacks for students with ADHD
Want to do Poorly on Midterms? Do This
You know it’s coming. Midterms are right around the corner. But your teen is busy with a million other things. An English paper is due. A science project to complete. A hockey away game. Your child might be thinking, “No
6 Signs Your Child May Need Tutoring: Tips from a High School Teacher
If you pay close attention, signs that your child may need extra academic support or personalized tutoring become very clear. Underneath all the teenage facade, the “tough guy” act, the “I’m too cool for school” attitude, and even the procrastination,
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
Executive Functioning and ADHD: A Guide to Helping Your College Student Thrive, Part 2
Starting college is a thrilling next step in a child’s academic career, but for students with ADHD, it can feel like navigating a maze. Picture this: Sarah, a high school senior, excitedly receives her college acceptance letter. But amidst the
College Admissions And The Pivotal Role of GPA
For many parents, college admissions can feel overwhelming. Remember the frantic scramble for last-minute permission slips and color-coded folders the night before your child’s big school presentation? Now imagine that same level of stress, multiplied by a hundred, as your