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Children – and Adults – with ADHD May Be Prone to Asking Strange Questions at Unusual Times Our kids like to ask us some strange questions sometimes. It can be a sign of a healthy imagination, or them learning how to process memories. But some children ask these questions a lot. They also ask them […]

We often refer to those with ADHD as being “neurodivergent.” This means that their cognitive processes are a bit different than the rest of the population, which we refer to as  “neurotypical.” Our society, as a whole, is built around those that are neurotypical, which means those with ADHD tend to be outside of what

ADHD is challenging, especially when you’re younger. It can affect academic performance, social fulfillment, and more. Teenagers with ADHD often experience the most challenges, as they are attempting to navigate both adulthood and more demanding work/life/academic needs, all while their symptoms are traditionally at their worst. One often overlooked aspect that may play a role

Empowering Adolescents to Navigate Challenges and Achieve Success With time and training, those living with ADHD can learn many of the tools and techniques necessary to keep it under control. But, for teenagers navigating the transition to adulthood, ADHD can be especially distressing and challenging. Navigating high school and going off too college is a

Here at ADHD Training Center, we offer parent coaching both online and in person. Our online courses, training, and private coaching sessions are aimed at parents anywhere in the world that feel like they need to speak to someone about their child, and get some much needed support to help give them the tools their

Most of raising a child is designed around helping them achieve independence, and there is no greater sign of independence than a child that is going off to college and embarking on life away from home. It is an emotional experience, but it is also typically the first opportunity for your teen to truly begin

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by patterns of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity. These symptoms often lead to challenges in academic performance, work productivity, and social interactions. ADHD is not limited to children, as many adults also live with the condition, which can significantly impact their daily lives and responsibilities. ADHD

Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder is a complex neurodevelopmental disorder. While we often use one term interchangeably to refer to it (ADHD), it is not a single condition that manifests in a single way. Different people have different symptoms, each with different characteristics, affecting functioning in different ways. As a result of these differences, some people may refer

Children, teens, and young adults that grow up with ADHD have the potential to, and often do, become incredible and successful adults. But the path to do so can be difficult, especially if a child struggles with executive function disorder. It can be one that is filled with a lot of disappointment and struggles with

ADHD is a neurodevelopmental condition. The child’s – and potentially the adult’s – mind does not necessarily develop some of the skills needed to stay focused on task and/or inhibit certain behaviors. There is a common myth in today’s world that ADHD is something that we’re causing, with the idea that parenting mistakes, more distractions,