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Topic: focus

Think Like Your Child’s ADD Coach

July 4, 2012 by

I hear it from clients all the time, “Why can’t he just do what I ask?”  Looking at the situation, we see two steps, 1) listen to what I say, and 2) do it! Seems simple. In reality it’s really very complex, particularly for the ADHD brain. Here’s an example: your child is watching TV,... read more

How to Stay Calm

June 30, 2012 by

3 Things That Disturb The Peace Do You Want More Calm in Your Life? God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can and the wisdom to know the difference. ~St. Francis of Assisi Serenity is the state of being calm, peaceful, and untroubled. ... read more

ADHD and The Brain

June 26, 2012 by

Why People With ADHD Do What They Do When Elaine was seeking non-prescriptive ways to enhance her child’s brain function, she came across a 20+year veteran in the field of neuro-feedback, and we’re thrilled to share Joy’s expertise with you here. Joy offers a very specific kind of ADHD parent support: she explains how the... 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

ADHD Behavior Management

December 5, 2011 by

Teach Your Kids How This is a common refrain at our house – sound familiar? “Son, you look like you’ve lost focus. What do you need to do to get back on task?” Wouldn’t it be great if your son’s behavior management was his responsibility, not yours? Recently, my sons answer made me laugh with... 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

Coping With ADHD

October 18, 2011 by

Katherine Ellison’s Secret Trick Like millions of literally millions of other parents around the world, I cope with ADHD as a double-whammy. Not only has my child, now 16, been diagnosed with the condition, but so have I. I’m actually grateful to my son, whom I call “Buzz” in the memoir, “Buzz: A Year of... read more

Raising ADHD Kids Teaches me to Cope with Life’s Surprises

October 10, 2011 by

Just hours after Steve Jobs died, my MAC decided it couldn’t live without him. Now that’s loyalty! Since it was the morning before the Jewish Day of Atonement, I took it as a sign to slow down and get myself ready. I set the intention that I would take the time and read more

Parent Coaching

August 14, 2011 by

What is Coaching Anyway? “Our chief want in life is somebody who will make us do what we can.” ~Ralph Waldo Emerson What do successful actors, athletes and executives have in common? They all use coaches to help them live their dreams and be their best. When you’re ready to take control of your life,... read more

Parents Love What They Get From ImpactADHD

“ImpactADHD gives a comprehensive approach to helping the family. We all know that if the parents are supported, the kids will be more successful overall.”Rebecca CheskesTutor
“This site is phenomenal! The content is inspiring and fills the reader with hope about possibilities …”Keyuri Joshi RN, MSNACC
“As a parent I feel frustrated that my kid is so easily distracted… ImpactADHD gives me a place to slow down, get help with coaching, and remember that I’m not alone.”MichelleParent
“It is with great excitement that I recommend “ImpactADHD” to my patients.”Elizabeth M. LeDucM.D. Pediatrician
“My coaching sessions have provided guidance for working with my ADHD son. I get encouragement and ideas for what to try with my parenting skills. I am grateful to my coach for her patience and support.”SusanParent
“Thanks for all you did to get me to this peaceful and happy place. I know what I want and will not play games. I am so excited about ImpactADHD… ”LynnParent
“ImpactADHD Coaching Group is a great way to share ideas, information, encouragement and support without needing to get in the car… “GillianParent

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