Parenting is hard. In general, parenting is hard. So how do you do it for ADHD kids if you do not have ADHD, or if you do and maybe you are a late diagnosis.

I'm not here to tell you how to parent or that you are doing something right or wrong. I am here to share my experiences, insight, struggles, and resources in hopes that it will help ease the hardness of parenting. We've all figured out that there is no one-size-fits-all for anything parenting. Today, I'm sharing my personal experiences of ADHD parenting, figuring it out for myself and my kids. Along with it, below are some resources that I mentioned. Otherwise, please reach out to me if you have questions, comments or suggestions on what you hear or would like to hear.

Impact Parents

CHADD

Holderness Family Book: Thriving on ADHD

SOOOOOO many golden nuggets here today. Talking about anxiety and executive function.

Encompass has 5 steps:

-Task awareness

-Prioritization

-Awareness of un-manageable tasks

-Organization of workspace and time

-Reflecting and correcting without judgement

We dug into two of those and ways to help and support. Resources and strategies, camps. Not to mention she explains rigid and binary thinking.

No doubt you will have some lightbulb moments.

To connect with Jessica:

jessica@encompassfct.com

www.encompassefct.com

LinkedIn: Jessica Shore

Teaching is hard enough as is, so how to you successfully support neuro-diverse students to help them be successful?

Enter Candice. She has neurodiverse kids herself along with a solid background in teaching them. Listen in for her advice, tips and tricks on how to get to know them, support them, and understand them.

I loved that she also got into how to help the class understand them because they have to learn to function and get a long with people.

For resources and support:

Impact Parents

CHADD

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