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Resentment in the Time of Quarantine
There’s more to do (now that there’s nothing to do) than you ever imagined possible. I mean, you’ve always worn…
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Is Your Quarantine Like Ours?
With quarantine comes many missed milestones: concerts, athletic events, senior nights and graduations. Nobody’s fault, but so heartbreaking for kids…
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A Parent’s Best Question: Is It Naughty or Neurological?
Whatever challenge you’re facing with your complex kids, there is one powerful, guiding question to ask YOURSELF that will lead…
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When Your Co Parent is in Denial about Complex Kids
Diane:What’s a parent going to do if the other co-parent is in complete denial that- Elaine:That this whole thing…
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Bless Her Heart – She Just Doesn’t Understand ADHD
You know, some people are never going to understand what we’re dealing with here. ADHD is complicated. Even more so…
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Six Things to STOP Saying to your ADHD Kids
One of the most common questions I hear from parents – in coaching sessions, on training calls – is “how do I say that so that my child will respond?”
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Your Powerful Role in Parenting Difficult Kids
Every parent knows that children surprise us from the very beginning. We have pre-conceived notions of what raising a child…
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How to Create Compassionate Kids and Families
If you had to choose one word to describe the community that you want to live in and your children…
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Ashamed of Your Kids? Reducing Shame, Blame & Criticism
Emotions can influence our behaviors quite directly. When you are proud of your kids, emotions might help you celebrate and…
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