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Parenting ADHD with Empathy and Effectiveness
- A Comprehensive Guide for Nurturing Success with Proven Strategies and Mindful Techniques to Improve Emotional Regulation, Focus, and Self Control
- Narrated by: Sera Chance
- Length: 5 hrs and 30 mins
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Parenting ADHD with Empathy and Effectiveness: Proven Strategies to Nurture Success
Parenting ADHD with Empathy and Effectiveness provides parents with practical techniques to improve emotional regulation, social skills, focus and self-control in children with ADHD - empowering compassionate yet effective parenting.
Written by Sierra Nice, a dedicated ADHD parenting strategist, this judgment-free guide leads with empathy while arming you with evidence-based tools.
Inside you'll discover:
A strengths-based perspective on ADHD neurodiversity - move beyond the label.
Mindful parenting methods tailored for ADHD support - enhance your skills.
Emotional regulation and impulse control strategies - prevent meltdowns and tantrums with ease.
Improving attention, organization and time management - set your child up for focus.
Fostering academic success - help with homework, school and learning challenges.
Building social confidence and friendships - avoid isolation and boost self-esteem.
Plus more compassionate parenting insights!
Sierra condenses years of research and real-world experience into clear guidance. You'll gain the knowledge to nurture your child’s unique gifts with wisdom and care.
If you're ready to parent your child's ADHD with empathy and effectiveness, this book is for you.
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Encourage open communication.
Create an open dialogue where a ADHD child can express their feelings, concerns, and questions about ADHD. This communication AIDS understanding and helps prevent misunderstanding.
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Provide a quiet space.
Designate a quiet organized space for homework and other focused activities minimizing distractions can enhance your child's ability to concentrate.
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Implement strategies.
Maintain open communication with your child's teachers to understand their academic progress and any challenges they may be facing in the school environment. Work together to implement strategies that support your child's learning.
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- 06-02-24
Celebrate Achievement.
Acknowledge and celebrate a ADHD child accomplishment, no matter how small, positive reinforcement boosts their self esteem and reinforces their efforts to manage ADHD related challenges.
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Mindfulness.
Expect a sense of empowerment as kids learn along side their parents about mindfulness, finding joy in their abilities, and developing strategies to pilot challenges with confidence
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Assist with organizational skills.
Support your sibling in developing organizational skills. Help them create routines, use calendars, and keep their belongings in order. This assistance can be valuable in managing daily tasks.
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Healthy Diet.
Ensure your child has a balanced diet with adequate nutrients. Some studies suggest a link between diet and ADHD symptoms.
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Collaborate on activities.
Engage in activities together that cater to your sibling's strengths. This can build a positive shared experience and strengthen your bond
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Routine and structure.
Provide a structured environment with predictable routines. This can help the child feel secure and understand expectations.
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Participate in family education.
Attend family education sessions or therapy sessions with parents and the child with ADHD. This involvement helps siblings grasp the broader context of ADHD management and feel included in the process.
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