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Topic: education

Get the most out of your IEP meeting

March 26, 2013 by

I have a friend who is new to the whole special education process.  Her daughter is turning 6 and she just got an ADHD diagnosis.  She was completely overwhelmed by terms like “504,” “accommodations,” and “IEP process.” As a mom of three boys with ADHD, Dyslexia, and other learning issues –challenges that affect their ability... read more

Success with Assistive Technology: A Strategy for Parents and Students

February 5, 2013 by

Technology is all around us, providing for many of the conveniences we enjoy in a modern society. At the same time, a genre of technology remains shrouded in mystery and can be a serious source of frustration. The technologies that are designed to help individuals with learning challenges resulting from the effects of ADHD. Those... read more

Tips To Improve Communication with Your Child’s Teacher

December 7, 2012 by

Sometimes the greatest teachers do not know how best to motivate or support ADHD kids, despite their best efforts. It’s gotta be frustrating for them. They are trying to work with a child in the way that makes sense to them, and in certain situations, they may even feel like the child – and the... read more

Parents are the Missing Link: Empowering Kids with ADHD

November 7, 2012 by

Twenty years ago I didn’t understand anything about ADHD. Honestly, neither did most of the medical and scientific communities. As a wife, and a mother, I spent years trying to manage a household of ADHD without diagnosis, with no real understanding of the challenges facing us. It was like the cart leading the horse —... read more

Parenting ADHD

May 20, 2012 by

3 Things to Teach Your Kids Now What should you say to your kids about their ADHD? When should you start talking about it? The answer is simple to parenting ADHD kids: teach what they can understand, and do it now. Education and awareness are important tools. Knowledge is power, and it can help your... read more

Selecting the Best School for Your Child with ADHD

April 17, 2012 by

When all the accommodations in the world are still not working, how do you find out what options you have outside of your local Public School? Read on for 6 steps to help you assess specialized private schools, some thoughts on home school options for your child, and tips on how to make all of your options as affordable as possible. read more

College Readiness: What does that mean for kids with ADHD?

April 3, 2012 by

We work so hard trying to keep our kids organized, manage their time and help them stay focused, that we don’t always recognize the toll this is taking on us, them and our families. How long can we keep it up, and at what expense? read more

How To Manage ADHD Effectively

February 3, 2012 by

6 Fundamental Steps   ADHD is Manageable! That’s the message of the new e-book by ImpactADHD, “ADHD in Reality: Practical Tips FROM Parents, FOR Parents” The book is a basic primer about living with and managing ADHD. It may not always be easy, but we maintain that there are steps you can take to help... read more

Married With ADHD

November 28, 2011 by

How I Deal With My Husband’s ADHD Doing it all yourself — sometimes it’s just easier. Not having to worry about how it will get done, or even whether someone else will do it. Just get it done, and be done with it! At least that’s what I’ve always told myself. But in truth, it... read more

Lessons from CHADD

November 14, 2011 by

12 Things We Learned We have just returned from an exhilarating (albeit exhausting) weekend at the international CHADD conference (Children and Adults with ADHD). You probably know that we were selected as an Innovative Program for 2011 (after all, we’re so excited we’ve been screaming it from the roof-tops!), so we spent most of the... read more

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