Why ADHD and Sleep Are So Closely Linked
ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) affects how the brain manages things like attention, impulse control, and self-regulation. These same brain circuits are also linked to our internal…...
Understanding Concussion
Discover how to recognise and manage concussion in children, including signs, rest tips, returning to activities, and caring for emotional wellbeing. Understanding Concussion in Children…...
“20–50% Improvement in Your Child’s ADHD—Without Even Treating Them!”
If you could improve your child’s ADHD symptoms by 20–50% without medication, therapy, or behavioural interventions for them, would you do it? Here’s the secret:
ADHD: A Different Way of Thinking, a Different Way of Thriving
Parenting a child with ADHD—and often the additional challenges that come with it, like anxiety, learning differences, or emotional struggles—can feel like an uphill climb.
Why ADHD Brains Get “Stuck” and How to Help: A Deep Dive for Parents
If you’re parenting a child with ADHD—or navigating ADHD yourself—you might have noticed how easy it is to get “stuck.” Thoughts spiral, tasks feel overwhelming,
Breaking the Gender Misconceptions About ADHD: Understanding Boys and Girls Beyond Stereotypes
When it comes to ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder), gender biases have played a significant role in how children are perceived, diagnosed, and treated. Society often falls…...
🌟 The Importance of a Thorough ADHD and Scholastic Assessment 🌟
As parents, understanding your child’s unique challenges and needs is crucial in helping them thrive. When it comes to ADHD and scholastic concerns, it’s essential
Understanding Neurofeedback as a Treatment for ADHD: A Comprehensive Analysis of Recent Findings
In a recent discussion by ADHD expert Dr. Russ Barkley, he reviewed a pivotal study examining neurofeedback, also known as EEG biofeedback, as a treatment
Get Kids to Listen by Helping Them Think
Do you ever feel like your kids just don’t listen? You ask them to do something, and it’s like your words go in one ear
