Tag Archives: ADHD

October is ADHD awareness month There is so much we could discuss about ADHD and I am very aware that many people hold strong and differing beliefs about ADHD- it’s diagnosis and management. It is a somewhat controversial topic This… Continue Reading >

ADHD was originally described to me as a shortage of dopamine in the brain. Followed by the best thing kids with ADHD can do is ride their bikes to school. As an endurance enthusiast and late diagnosed ADHD adult, I… Continue Reading >

In today’s world, where inclusivity and sustainability intersect, the importance of high-quality educational tools and toys, along with sensory processing aids, for children with special needs cannot be overstated. As we navigate the complexities of supporting children with Autism, Anxiety,… Continue Reading >

From a positive behaviour support (PBS) perspective, there are several problems associated with using punishment as a method of behaviour management. Here are some of the key problems with using punishment: Does not address underlying causes: Punishment focuses on suppressing… Continue Reading >

By Elly Both Trying to fit our energetic, creative, and enigmatic ADHD kids into a box can be frustrating for us and disheartening for them. Let’s support our kids to embrace their uniqueness and unlock their superpowers! An ADHD diagnosis… Continue Reading >

As parents, we often find ourselves constantly discussing our kids’ behaviour, and today, we’re taking a little detour. Instead of focusing solely on behaviour, we’re going to dive deep into the world of effective communication. Now, I know many of… Continue Reading >

Many parents ask this question – so if you’re asking it, you’re not alone. It’s common for parents to ask either if they’ve passed down ADHD, or whether their parenting style has caused their child to develop ADHD. These are… Continue Reading >

School can be a very frustrating place for children with ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder) but finding effective strategies to help them stay focused can make a huge difference to the success of your child’s education and overall happiness. Why… Continue Reading >

It can be hard enough parenting without additional complications such as ADHD. At times it can feel like you are talking a different language to your child, and in some ways you are. Children with ADHD do have functionally different… Continue Reading >