It is mid-summer! Where did the time go? It has been a nice break for both of you from homework, getting to school on time, or any other struggles that your child may experience. But, as the school year approaches, you may find yourself worrying that your child is losing valuable time to work on skills. No need to worry. Students with ADHD can continue to work on strategies that can lead to success in the coming school year. Here are 10 tips for summer skill-building: LEARN SOMETHING FUN Think science camp, art camp, or other places where fun and learning are [...]

Here it is – that awful word! HOMEWORK! So often dreaded by students. If a child has ADD/ADHD, homework can be more than just an annoyance. It can be a source of stress, frustration, and self-esteem issues. When a parent sees their child struggling with homework, the natural inclination is to jump in and help out. But, sometimes, the help turns into more than just assistance. Despite the best of intentions, parents can soon find they doing more than assisting. They may be carrying the heavier burden and they watch helplessly as their child becomes overly reliant on [...]