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Join Kate of ADHDKidsCanThrive, LLC as she explores and learns more about ADHD from thought leaders, experts and advocates. Kate hopes to engage parents, educators and the general community to help ADHD people reach their highest potential. Kate is a parent, author of How We Roll -A Parent’s Journey of Raising an ADHD child, founder of ADHDKIdsCanThrive.com and former media executive. Have a question or topic you’d like to see covered on this podcast? Go to adhdkidscanthrive.com
The podcast The ADHD Kids Can Thrive Podcast is created by Kate Brownfield. The podcast and the artwork on this page are embedded on this page using the public podcast feed (RSS).
Learn kind and practical tips to support your ADHD child by downloading the First 3 Chapters of my book for FREE here: https://bit.ly/first_3chapters
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In this episode, Kate Brownfield sits down with Greg Burnham, MS, LMFT, and clinical director at Gembaboise.com, to discuss how alternative paths like gap programs can help young adults build confidence, develop life skills, and create a future that truly fits them.
Greg shares valuable knowledge on the different levels of "stuckness" young adults experience, the role parents play in this journey, and how to foster independence without forcing a rigid path. If you're a parent looking for alternative ways to support your child’s transition into adulthood, this episode is full of actionable advice.
[01:17] - Meet Greg Burnham
[02:13] - What is a gap year?
[04:56] - How parents can help (or hinder) their child’s path to independence.
[07:41] - Why ADHD young adults struggle with life after high school and how to support them.
[13:26] - Identifying different levels of "stuckness" and knowing when intervention is needed.
[18:05] - What to do if your child fails in college and why it’s not the end of the world.
[20:09] - How gap programs provide structure and support.
[23:36] - Understanding the costs and insurance options.
[25:36] - How Gemba Boise helps young adults build confidence, independence, and community.
[28:12] - Why personalized paths lead to sustainable growth.
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In this episode of ADHD Kids Can Thrive, host Kate Brownfield speaks with Dr. Tamara Rosier, an ADHD expert, coach, and author, about parenting children with ADHD and how ADHD affects family dynamics.
Dr. Rosier shares her knowledge from her book "You, Me, and Our ADHD Family", immersing into the emotional challenges, parenting strategies, and key mindset shifts needed to create a healthier family environment. From dealing with big emotions to setting boundaries and building resilience, this conversation is packed with valuable guidance for parents dealing with the ADHD journey.
Expect to Learn:[00:39] - Welcome & Introduction to Guest, Dr. Tamara Rosier
[02:47] - Why Dr. Rosier Wrote "You, Me, and Our ADHD Family"
[03:42] - How ADHD Traits Impact Family Dynamics
[06:27] - Why Parents Must Understand Their Own ADHD First
[10:37] - Managing Big Emotions & Defiant Behaviors in ADHD Kids
[12:42] - The "Pool Metaphor" for Emotional Regulation
[16:31] - How to Keep ADHD Kids Safe During Emotional Outbursts
[22:13] - Do Consequences Work? What ADHD Kids Actually Learn
[26:03] - Preventing Parent Burnout & Managing Energy Levels
[28:05] - Focusing on Character Development Over Perfection
[32:12] - Final Reflections
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In this episode of The ADHD Kids Can Thrive, host Kate Brownfield speaks with Sarah Templeton, a UK-based ADHD therapist, author, and advocate. Sarah shares her powerful journey of being diagnosed with ADHD at 51 and how it led her to advocate for young offenders with undiagnosed ADHD. She explains deeply the ADHD to prison pipeline, the impact of undiagnosed conditions, and why early intervention is critical.
Sarah is a fierce advocate for ADHD awareness in the criminal justice system, working to change policies at the highest levels. Her latest book, How Not to Damage Your ADHD Adolescent, provides vital knowledge for parents to guide their teens toward a positive future. Whether you’re a parent, educator, or someone with ADHD, this episode is packed with eye opening discussions on ADHD’s role in impulsivity, addiction, self-esteem, and crime.
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In this episode, Kate Brownfield interviews Judy Delaware, a pediatric occupational therapist, feeding specialist, and co-founder of Feeding Littles, along with Julie Abrams, an occupational therapist and ADHD parent coach. They examine the challenges of picky eating in children with ADHD, how neurodiversity impacts eating habits, and practical strategies for helping children build a healthier relationship with food.
Judy shares her expertise on how early intervention, sensory sensitivities, and parental modeling influence children’s eating behaviors. They also discuss mealtime routines, strategies for expanding food variety, and when to seek professional help. Whether you’re a parent struggling with mealtime battles or looking for evidence based strategies to help your child overcome food aversions, this episode is packed with valuable insights.
Expect to Learn:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/judy-delaware-otrl-clc-clipp-9011012a/
Books 1: https://www.amazon.com/Feeding-Littles-Lunches-No-Stress-Everyone/dp/0593797450
Book 2: https://www.amazon.com/Feeding-Littles-Beyond-Baby-Led-Weaning-Friendly-Recipes/dp/0593419243
Website: https://feedinglittles.com/
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#ADHD #PickyEating #FeedingLittles #Parenting #ChildNutrition #MindfulEating #SensoryProcessing #FeedingTherapy #Neurodiversity
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In this episode of The ADHD Kids Can Thrive, host Kate Brownfield sits down with Michelle McKeon, an ADHD parent coach, executive functioning coach, and academic coach for children, young adults, and parents. In this episode, they discuss how executive functioning impacts kids in math and writing, making learning more challenging. Michelle, an executive function coach, shares her journey and practical strategies to help parents support their children in building essential skills, reducing frustration, and finding academic success.
Michelle McKeon is a certified executive functioning and ADHD coach based in Danville, California. She specializes in helping children, young adults, and parents develop essential learning strategies to navigate ADHD related challenges in school and daily life. With a strong focus on academic coaching, emotional regulation, and executive skills development, Michelle empowers families with actionable techniques to improve learning outcomes.
Expect to Learn
[01:40] - Introduction to Michelle McKeon
[02:53] - Michelle’s Personal Journey
[05:58] - Why Math is Difficult for ADHD Kids
[08:11] - Homework Struggles & Parental Support
[11:12] - Helping Older Kids in Math
[14:10] - Challenges with Writing & ADHD
[16:18] -The Role of AI & ChatGPT in Learning
[19:33] - Signs Your Child Needs Extra Support
[23:05] - Final Thoughts & Advice for Parents
[24:36] - Conclusion
Connect with Michelle McKeon:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michelle-mckeon-m-s-acc-cacp-50898825b/
Website: https://atriumacademics.com/
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#ADHD #ExecutiveFunctioning #ParentingTips #ADHDSupport #MathStruggles #WritingSkills #AcademicCoaching #ADHDEducation
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In this episode of The ADHD Kids Can Thrive Podcast, host Kate Brownfield welcomes Dr. Damon Korb, a developmental and behavioral pediatrician, founder of the Center for Developing Minds, and author of Raising an Organized Child.
Dr. Korb shares his expertise on executive functioning, ADHD, and how parents can foster organization, planning, and time management skills in their children. He also introduces OrganizedStudent.com, an online tool designed to help students build executive function skills through structured lessons.
Whether your child struggles with time management, organization, motivation, or emotional regulation, this episode provides practical findings and science-backed strategies to support their growth.
📚 Expect to Learn
✅ Why ADHD Kids Struggle with Organization – The science behind executive function delays.
✅ Building Executive Function Skills – A step-by-step approach for parents.
✅ Time Management & Motivation Hacks – Teaching kids to plan ahead and stay engaged.
✅ The Power of Struggle – Why letting kids work through challenges is essential.
✅ Screen Time & ADHD – How digital habits impact attention and brain development.
[00:01:31] - Introduction to Dr. Damon Korb
[00:02:55] - Why ADHD Kids Struggle with Organization
[00:04:48] - Introducing OrganizedStudent.com – A Tool for Students
[00:06:51] - The Parent’s Role in Building Executive Function Skills
[00:11:16] - Time Management Strategies for ADHD Kids
[00:14:30] - Keeping ADHD Kids Motivated Without Battles
[00:18:30] - Handling Anxiety, Meltdowns & Emotional Dysregulation
[00:27:31] - The Impact of Screen Time on Executive Functioning
[00:30:55] - Final Advice & Where to Find Dr. Korb’s Resources
Connect with our guest Dr. Damon Korb:
👉 LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/damon-korb-5152ba8/
🌍Website: https://www.devminds.com/
👉Online Tool to build skills in students: Home | Organized Students
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In this episode of The ADHD Kids Can Thrive, the host Kate Brownfield sits down with clinical psychologist Dr. Matthew Zakreski, an expert in neurodivergence, to discuss ADHD, autism, and how the education system impacts children with different learning needs.
Dr. Zakreski, author of The Neurodiversity Playbook, Sheds light into the neuroscience of ADHD, the impact of reduced recess and unstructured time in schools, and strategies to help children thrive. He explains why traditional school environments can fail neurodiverse kids and how parents can advocate for better support.
Whether you're raising a child with ADHD, autism, or other neurodivergent traits, this episode will give you practical strategies and a fresh perspective on how to support their growth.
📚 Expect to Learn
✅ The neuroscience behind ADHD and why it’s often misdiagnosed.
✅ How reduced recess, art, and unstructured play are harming children’s development.
✅ Why executive functioning challenges are common across neurodivergent diagnoses.
✅ Strategies to help neurodiverse kids navigate a world built for neurotypicals.
✅ How parents can advocate for their child’s learning needs and find supportive environments.
⏳ Episode Breakdown with Timestamps ⏳
[00:02:20] – Meet Dr. Matthew Zakreski [00:03:04] – The Science of Neurodiversity [00:07:24] – Diagnosis the ADHD Correctly & it’s Labels [00:9:38] – Understanding the “Code” [00:16:30] – The Impact of No Child Left Behind [00:22:31] – Environmental Impact on ADHD & Autism [00:25:15] – Advocating for Your Child’s Education [00:28:47] – Final Advice for Parents [00:31:35] – Conclusion
Connect with Dr. Matthew Zakreski:
👉 Website: https://www.drmattzakreski.com/
📖 His book “The Neurodiversity Playbook” Available on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Neurodiversity-Playbook-Neurodivergent-People-Neurotypical/dp/195336036X
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In this episode, Kate Brownfield from The ADHD Kids Can Thrive interviews Julie Abrams, an occupational therapist (OT) specializing in neurodiverse children and an ADHD parent coach based in Colorado. Julie brings her expertise in sensory systems to shed light on how sensory challenges manifest in children with ADHD and autism, offering parents actionable strategies to support their kids' development.
Julie Abrams discusses the foundational role of a child's sensory system in everyday activities like being a student, a friend, and just being a child. She breaks down the tactile, vestibular, and proprioceptive systems, explains how sensory-seeking and sensory-avoiding behaviors present, and provides practical tips for creating sensory-friendly routines at home. Whether you're navigating a recent diagnosis or just curious about supporting your child's sensory needs, this episode is packed with valuable insights.
Julie Abrams is an occupational therapist for neurodiverse children and an ADHD parent coach with over 20 years of experience. Based in Colorado, Julie specializes in helping families understand and manage sensory processing challenges in children with ADHD and autism. Her work focuses on improving fine and gross motor skills, attention, and social engagement, empowering both children and their parents to thrive.
📚 Expect to Learn
✔ The role of occupational therapy (OT) in supporting children with ADHD and autism.
✔ How sensory systems—tactile, vestibular, and proprioceptive—impact a child’s daily life.
✔ Signs that your child may have sensory processing challenges and when to seek professional help.
✔ Practical strategies for managing sensory-seeking and sensory-avoiding behaviors at home.
✔ How to build a "sensory diet" to support your child's regulation and focus throughout the day.
⏳ Episode Breakdown with Timestamps ⏳
📌[00:01:42] – Introduction to Julie Abrams 📌[00:02:24] – What is Occupational Therapy (OT) and how it helps ADHD kids 📌[00:05:22] – Understanding the sensory system 📌[00:08:16] – sensory challenges with ADHD kids and autism. 📌[00:09:26] – Teaching parents to understand and support their child’s sensory needs.
📌[00:9:50] – The impact of sensory misperceptions on learning and behavior.
📌[00:14:34] – Can sensory systems be strengthened over time?
📌[00:19:47] – Building a sensory diet
📌[00:24:34] – When to seek professional OT support and what to expect in therapy
📌[00:27:07] – The importance of seasonal adjustments in sensory routines
📌[00:29:43] – Advocating for movement and sensory breaks in school settings.
📌[00:31:30] – Final advice for parents raising neurodiverse children
Connect with our Guest Julie Abrams:
👉 Website:https://www.julieabramsot.com/
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In this episode, host Kate Brownfield welcomes Dr. Sarah Cheyette, a pediatric neurologist specializing in ADHD. They explore ADHD diagnosis, treatment strategies, emotional regulation, and the impact of screen time on focus. Dr. Cheyette also introduces her upcoming book, the first ADHD guide published by the American Academy of Neurology, set for release in late summer 2025. If you're a parent, caregiver, or someone navigating ADHD, this episode is packed with practical awareness to help you or your child thrive.
Dr. Sarah Cheyette is a pediatric neurologist based in the San Francisco Bay Area, specializing in ADHD and brain health. She has dedicated her career to helping children and adults understand and manage ADHD. Her upcoming book, published by the American Academy of Neurology, will provide a comprehensive guide to living with ADHD.
📚 Expect to Learn✔ What ADHD really is—understanding focus, distraction, and brain function.
✔ How to properly diagnose ADHD—who to go to and what tests may be needed.
✔ The role of emotional regulation and why it’s critical in ADHD management.
✔ The impact of screen time on focus and how to create a healthy balance.
✔ Actionable strategies to help children and adults with ADHD thrive.
⏳ Episode Breakdown with Timestamps ⏳
📌 [00:01:33] - Introduction to Dr. Sarah Cheyette
📌 [00:02:41] - Dr. Cheyette’s upcoming book on ADHD
📌 [00:04:14] - Common misconceptions about ADHD in the medical community
📌 [00:07:29] - How ADHD is diagnosed and where to seek help
📌 [00:08:57] - Defining ADHD and understanding focus vs. distraction
📌 [00:11:33] - Recognizing ADHD symptoms in children
📌 [00:13:12] - The impact of screen time on ADHD and brain function
📌 [00:15:16] - The rise in ADHD and autism diagnoses—environmental and diagnostic factors
📌 [00:18:01] - Dr Sarah’s Book Comprehension 📌 [00:19:26] - Emotional dysregulation and its role in ADHD
📌 [00:21:26] - Final thoughts
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In this episode, host Kate Brownfield sits down with Dr. Christie Rogers-Larke, founder and clinical director of Outside of the Box Therapy in South Carolina. Dr. Christie shares her journey growing up with ADHD, her observations as a therapist, and the inspiration behind her children's book, The ADHD Porcupine and the Bunny.
Diagnosed with ADHD in college, Dr. Christie uses her personal experiences and professional expertise to support neurodiverse children and their families. Through practical advice, real-life examples, and the heart-touching story of her book, she emphasizes the importance of understanding, compassion, and recognizing the unique strengths of individuals with ADHD.
This episode is a must-listen for parents, educators, and caregivers looking to support neurodiverse children better and help them thrive in their own way.
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In this heartfelt episode, host Kate Brownfield speaks with Tony Bellezza and Cassi Bellezza, the founders of the nonprofit Anthony's Way-The Road to Kindness. The foundation was born out of their personal experiences raising a child with ADHD and is dedicated to providing comprehensive, hands-on support for children with ADHD and their families. This episode explores their journey, the struggles faced by ADHD families, and the vision behind their impactful organization.
Tony and Cassi are parents, advocates, and the founders of Anthony's Way, a nonprofit organization committed to helping children with ADHD find their passions and thrive. Drawing from their late son Anthony's inspiring legacy of kindness and resilience, they have developed a roadmap to offer hands-on support for ADHD families. Their mission is to provide resources and a community where every child can grow with confidence and kindness.
📚 Expect to Learn
[00:00:00] - Opening Remarks
[00:02:45] - The Journey Begins
[00:06:32] - Early Challenges with ADHD
[00:10:25] - Transformative Moments
[00:16:17] - A Legacy of Kindness
[00:22:48] - Building Anthony's Way
[00:27:00] - The Vision for Change
[00:30:55] - Kindness in Action
[00:34:32] - Words of Wisdom
[00:35:50] - Conclusion
Connect with our Guests Tony and Cassi on:
👉 Website: https://www.roadtokindness.live/
Check out more information on their February 13th live donation event and the Walk for Kindness initiative.
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In this compelling episode of ADHD Kids Can Thrive Podcast, host Kate Brownfield speaks with Emma Tekstra, a global health consultant, actuary, and author of How to Be a Healthy Human. Emma shares her inspiring journey of advocating for her son's health after he was diagnosed with Asperger’s and ADHD alongside other health challenges. This episode dives into Emma’s practical strategies for improving children’s health and offers hope to parents navigating similar challenges.
Emma Tekstra is an actuary turned global health consultant and author. Her passion for health advocacy began 15 years ago when her son was diagnosed with Asperger’s and ADHD. Armed with her scientific background, Emma pursued alternative approaches to improve her son’s overall health, leading to transformative outcomes. She now champions parental empowerment and proactive health strategies for children and families.
📚 Expect to Learn
[00:00:00] - The Gut-Brain Connection
[00:00:54] - Podcast Introduction
[00:02:35] - A Life-Changing Diagnosis
[00:05:00] - Connecting the Dots
[00:06:35] - Partnering with Pediatricians
[00:08:30] - Results from Dietary Changes
[00:14:00] - Addressing Mood and Sensitivities
[00:16:00] - Therapies and Interventions
[00:21:30] - Managing Technology Use
[00:26:45] - Teenage Rebellion and Returning to Health
[00:28:30] - Writing to Empower Others
[00:30:45] - Advice for Parent
Connect with our Guest Emma Tekstra on:
👉 Website: https://emmatekstra.com/
👉 Her Book "How to Be a Healthy Human" - https://emmatekstra.com/books/
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In this episode, host Kate from ADHDKidsCanThrive.com is joined by Jennifer Gay Summers, an esteemed author and writer. Jennifer, a mother of a neurodivergent child, shares her personal journey from initial denial to becoming an empowered advocate for her child.
Jennifer offers valuable insights drawn from her experiences, providing guidance for parents on supporting children with ADHD. The conversation delves into the challenges of addressing sensory processing disorders, the importance of self-advocacy, and how to empower children by focusing on their strengths. Jennifer also discusses the impact of parenting a transgender child and emphasizes the significance of unconditional love in embracing unexpected life journeys.
Join Kate and Jennifer as they discuss overcoming obstacles, educating oneself, and nurturing a supportive environment for ADHD children to thrive. Whether you're starting or already on this journey, this episode aims to bring understanding, advice, and a sense of community to parents navigating similar paths.
Learn more from my guest: https://jennifergaysummers.com/
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My guest is Dr. Funke Afolabi-Brown, a triple-board-certified sleep medicine physician. Dr. Brown obtained sleep medicine training at the University of Pennsylvania and was a faculty member at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia until recently. Join us for an enlightening conversation about the importance of sleep for children with ADHD. Dr. Brown shares her expertise on how prioritizing sleep can help children and adults thrive, achieve optimal health, and reach their fullest potential.
In this episode, Kate and Dr. Brown delve into the common sleep challenges faced by children with ADHD and explore strategies to improve sleep quality. Dr. Brown explains the complex relationship between ADHD and sleep and how behavioral, medical, and 24-hour factors play a role in sleep struggles. The discussion also highlights the impact of a child's sleep issues on family dynamics and the importance of addressing these challenges early on.
Dr. Brown offers practical advice on maintaining healthy sleep habits, such as establishing consistent routines, managing screen time, and improving nutrition. She also emphasizes the importance of seeking professional help when necessary and guides parents on supporting their children's sleep journey while caring for their own well-being.
Tune in to discover valuable insights and actionable tips to help your ADHD child—and your family—sleep better and live healthier lives.
Learn more: https://www.therestfulsleepplace.com/
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My guest is Colin Guare, a renowned behavioral analyst and co-author of the bestselling "Smart But Scattered" series. Smart But Scattered: Second Edition, available November 2024. Colin shares his journey growing up with ADHD, offering a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs experienced along the way.
The conversation delves into Colin's work with children and adults, highlighting his passion for motivation and behavior change. He discusses the impact of COVID-19 on children's school readiness and the evolving challenges faced by parents and educators. Kate and Colin explore the benefits and pitfalls of technology, especially for kids with ADHD, and share practical advice for balancing its use.
Colin also introduces the concept of motivational interviewing, offering parents a new approach to communicating with their children. With humor and wisdom, he encourages listeners to embrace the journey of raising children with ADHD, emphasizing the ever-evolving nature of life and the importance of celebrating small successes along the way.
Learn more about Colin's books here: https://www.guilford.com/author/Colin-Guare
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My guest is Dr. Angela Low, an adjunct professor at the University of British Columbia, a research associate at Simon Fraser University’s CHART lab, and consulting on several child and youth mental health projects with government and community organizations locally and globally. Dr. Low discusses the pervasive feelings of shame in parenthood, especially for those raising children with ADHD. She explains how shame can lead to anger, defensiveness, and disconnection and shares insights on building resilience to overcome these emotions.
Dr. Low delves into the psychology of shame, comparing it with guilt, and offers practical strategies for parents to manage and heal from shame. She emphasizes the importance of community and connection in mitigating shame and highlights the evolutionary role of these emotions in parenting. Through her research, she reveals how shame can hinder learning and growth and offers guidance on fostering self-compassion and forgiveness to navigate the parenting journey.
Join Kate and Dr. Low as they explore the complexities of shame in parenthood and provide valuable advice for parents striving to connect more deeply with their children and themselves.
Learn more: https://www.understandparentshame.com/
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My guest is Dr. Stuart Ablon, a renowned psychologist from Harvard Medical School, Associate Professor, and Thomas G. Stemberg Endowed Chair. He is also the founding director of Think: Kids in the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Ablon shares insights from his groundbreaking approach, Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS), which emphasizes empathy and skill-building over traditional discipline methods.
In this engaging episode, Dr. Ablon explains the importance of understanding and addressing children's underlying skills deficits and how parents can work collaboratively with their kids to solve behavioral issues. Through practical scenarios, listeners will learn how to apply the CPS model to everyday parenting challenges, fostering stronger relationships and better outcomes for children.
Whether you're a parent of a young child or a teenager, this episode provides valuable tools to help you navigate the complexities of raising a child with ADHD. Discover how empathy and collaboration can transform your parenting approach and support your child's development and well-being.
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My guest is Dr. Alison McClymont, a renowned British child psychologist with over a decade of experience in child and adolescent mental health. Specializing in trauma and emotional resilience, Dr. McClymont shares insights from her new book, "How to Help Your Child Cope with Anything," a must-read guide for creating resilient children.
In this episode, we explore Dr. McClymont's personal journey as a neurodiverse individual with ADHD and how it shapes her approach to psychological theory and parenting. She highlights the often-overlooked trauma impacts of being neurodiverse and the importance of adapting theories to support neurodiverse children effectively.
We also delve into the evolution of parenting over the decades, the pressures of modern motherhood, and the overwhelming influence of social media. Dr. McClymont provides valuable guidance on understanding and navigating big and small traumas, emphasizing empathy and communication between parents and children.
The discussion further touches on academic challenges and the concept of failure, offering a fresh perspective on creativity and the unique gifts of neurodiverse individuals. Dr. McClymont's words of wisdom encourage parents to embrace and celebrate their children's differences while advocating for their needs.
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My guest is Dr. Robert Melillo, a globally recognized brain health expert. Dr. Melillo, a clinician, professor, brain researcher, and best-selling author shares his personal journey and the innovative Melillo Method, which has transformed the lives of countless children with ADHD, autism, OCD, and other developmental issues.
In this episode, Dr. Melillo discusses the rising prevalence of neurodiversity, the critical role of early brain development, and the impact of lifestyle factors. He also sheds light on how imbalances in brain function can be addressed through targeted exercises, nutrition, and advanced therapies. Listen to inspiring stories of children who have thrived under his care and gain valuable insights on how to help your child achieve their fullest potential.
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My guest is Emily Rubin Persons from SkipCoaching.com, a PCC certified ADHD life coach. Emily shares her journey from being a parent of an ADHD child to becoming a dedicated coach, offering invaluable support to students and adults alike. Learn about the essential executive functioning skills needed for high school and college transitions, and discover practical strategies for parents to foster independence and self-awareness in their ADHD teens.
Emily discusses the importance of communication, self-acceptance, and celebrating small victories to build confidence. She also provides tips on when to seek ADHD coaching and how it can make a significant difference in managing life's challenges. Tune in for an engaging conversation filled with expert advice and heartfelt stories aimed at helping ADHD kids thrive.
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My guest is Sean McCormick, an expert in executive functions and founder of EFspecialist.com. In this episode, Sean shares invaluable insights on helping ADHD children thrive at school and home.
Discover practical strategies to support your child's executive function, including Sean's innovative CLEAN method for organizing school materials. Learn about the importance of setting proactive goals, using declarative language, and focusing on progress over perfection.
Whether you're a parent seeking tips or an educator looking for effective techniques, this conversation offers a wealth of knowledge to help children with ADHD succeed. Don't miss out on these actionable insights!
Link to Sean's CLEAN method: https://www.efspecialists.com/post/organize-your-backpack
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My guest is Elizabeth Hamblet, a college learning disabilities consultant and author of "Seven Steps to College Success: A Pathway for Students with Disabilities." Elizabeth shares her journey from a high school special ed teacher to a college consultant and the experiences that led her to write her book.
In this episode, they discuss the critical considerations for parents and students with learning disabilities, ADHD, anxiety, and depression when preparing for college. Elizabeth explains the differences between high school and college accommodations, the importance of fostering independence, and the process of registering for disability services at the college level.
They also touch on the myths and realities of disclosing disabilities during the college application process and what to look for in a college to ensure it’s the right fit for your child. Elizabeth offers practical advice on building the necessary skills for college success and navigating the complexities of college accommodations.
Whether you're a parent or a student, this episode provides valuable insights and actionable steps to ensure a smooth transition to college life for students with disabilities.
Learn more: https://ldadvisory.com/
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College Disability Services Research Form
Challenging Assumptions About Different Types of Colleges and Students with LD and ADHD
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My guests are Diane Dempster and Elaine Taylor-Klaus, parent coaches and co-founders of Impact Parents. They provide behavioral management training for parents and educators for complex kids.
Elaine and Diane share their stories of parenting complex kids and how these experiences led them to become parent coaches. They discuss the challenges of parenting complex kids and emphasize the importance of communication, understanding, and patience. The episode is filled with valuable insights and practical advice to help parents navigate the complexities of raising children with ADHD, anxiety, and other executive function challenges.
We dive into the top 10 pieces of advice for parents, including committing to calm, making it okay to make mistakes, teaching the life skill of asking for help, and much more. Whether your child is a six-year-old or a teenager, these tips are designed to help you create a supportive and nurturing environment for your complex kid.
Don't miss this episode if you're looking for effective strategies to improve your parenting skills and build a stronger relationship with your child. Listen now and discover how you can thrive with your complex kid!
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My guest is April Rehrig, a veteran school psychologist and founder of RISE Educational Advocacy and Consulting. In this insightful episode, April shares her expertise on navigating the complexities of school IEP (Individualized Education Program) and 504 plans for children with ADHD.
April explains the differences and intersections between IEPs and 504 plans, how they both ensure a Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE), and clarifies common misconceptions. She provides valuable advice for parents on how to advocate for their child's needs, including the importance of putting requests in writing to trigger school action and procedural safeguards.
Through real-life scenarios, April highlights the importance of early intervention and continuous support, debunking the myth that good grades exclude children from needing these plans. She also emphasizes the power of parental advocacy and offers practical tips on how to effectively request evaluations and accommodations.
Whether you're a parent, teacher, or caregiver, this episode is packed with actionable insights to help children with ADHD thrive in their educational journey. Tune in to learn how to make informed decisions and secure the necessary supports for your child's success.
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My guest is Dr. Ned Hallowell, a world-renowned authority on ADHD. Dr. Hallowell shares his unique perspective on ADHD, challenging traditional views and emphasizing the potential positives of this condition.
Dr. Hallowell redefines ADHD not as a disorder, but as a way of being in the world, characterized by both remarkable strengths and notable challenges. He discusses the importance of nurturing a child's interests and talents, fostering a supportive environment, and avoiding the common pitfalls of negative reinforcement.
With practical advice for parents and educators, Dr. Hallowell outlines strategies to help ADHD children thrive, including the importance of connection, the power of play, and the cycle of excellence. He also provides insights into managing daily struggles and the crucial role of positive reinforcement.
Tune in to discover how to transform the ADHD experience from a source of frustration into a journey of growth and success. Whether you're a parent, teacher, or simply interested in understanding ADHD better, this episode is packed with valuable wisdom and actionable tips.
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My guest is Peter Fitzpatrick, the co-founder and CEO of Fawn Friends. Peter shares his personal journey and how it led to the creation of Willow, an AI-powered stuffed animal designed to provide emotional support to children. Learn about the fascinating technology behind Willow and how it helps kids with emotional regulation, executive function, and building secure relationships. Discover the potential of AI in therapy toys and its impact on both children and parents.
Peter's insights into the development and application of this groundbreaking technology offer a glimpse into the future of emotional support for neurodiverse children. Don't miss this enlightening conversation about how AI is making a difference today.
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My guest is Damon Korb, M.D., a board-certified developmental and behavioral pediatrician who examines the neurodevelopmental brain functions that determine how a child learns, behaves, and socializes. As the clinic director of the Center for Developing Minds, he guides a team of child development experts who care for struggling children and young adults. With the recent publication of his award-winning book Raising an Organized Child, Dr. Korb aims to provide parents with an assortment of tools to help their children develop the skills they need to thrive. Dr. Korb has nearly 30 years of pediatric practice experience, including 25 years focusing on child behavior and development.
In this episode, Dr. Korb explains the complexities of ADHD, describing it as a genetic neurological condition that affects focus, attention, and self-control. He highlights the impact of ADHD on children's school performance, mentioning higher dropout rates, increased reprimands, and the struggle with consistency. He also discusses how these challenges affect children psychologically and emotionally.
Dr. Korb introduces the concept of mental energy, processing controls, and self-control as key components of a functioning attention system. He explains how breakdowns in any of these areas can manifest differently in each child, influencing their behavior at home and school.
To help children with ADHD, Dr. Korb outlines five steps to raising an organized child: be consistent, introduce order, give everything a place, practice forward-thinking, and promote problem-solving.
Dr. Korb provides practical advice on managing screen time and implementing organizational tools like calendars and planners. He stresses the importance of collaboration between parents and children in creating effective systems and routines.
In conclusion, Dr. Korb encourages parents to seek assessment if they suspect ADHD, read relevant literature, maintain perspective, and support their children with patience and love. He acknowledges the challenges of parenting but emphasizes the long-term goal of helping children become successful adults.
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My guest is Brice Hancock, a former addict and the founder of Mile High Recovery in Denver, Colorado. In this insightful discussion, we delve into the complexities of addiction, particularly in relation to ADHD, and how it impacts individuals and their families.
Brice shares his personal journey from addiction to recovery, providing a raw and honest account of his struggles and triumphs. He also discusses the alarming rise of fentanyl-related deaths and the importance of having open conversations with children about the dangers of drug use.
We explore the signs of addiction in young people, the impact of social media and video games on mental health, and the challenges parents face in helping their adult children who struggle with addiction. Brice offers practical advice on setting boundaries, seeking support, and the different treatment options available.
Whether you're a parent, educator, or someone concerned about a loved one's addiction, this episode aims to educate and provide hope. Tune in to gain valuable insights and learn how to navigate the difficult journey of addiction and recovery.
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My guest is Dr. Sarah Cheyette, a pediatric neurologist. Dr. Sarah Cheyette graduated cum laude in Cognitive Neuroscience from Princeton University and received her medical degree from the UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine. Following specialty training in pediatrics at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles and in pediatric neurology at Seattle Children’s Hospital, she now practices at the Palo Alto Medical Foundation, where she focuses on treating ADHD in both children and adults.
Dr. Sarah shares her expertise on how ADHD is often intertwined with anxiety and depression, offering valuable insights and practical advice for managing these complex issues. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the relationship between focus and self-esteem, and how lack of focus can lead to negative experiences and increased anxiety.
Dr. Sarah also addresses the difficulties of finding professional help, the role of exercise and healthy habits in managing mental health, and strategies for parents to support their children in school and daily life. Additionally, she provides guidance on handling more severe concerns such as suicidal ideation, stressing the importance of safety, and seeking professional evaluation when necessary.
This episode is a must-listen for parents looking for comprehensive strategies to support their children through the challenges of ADHD, anxiety, and depression.
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My guest is Jacob, a Bristol native and ADHD advocate. Jacob shares his personal journey and discusses his life with ADHD, which he was diagnosed with at age 13, and the challenges of growing up without a supportive ADHD community. He delves into his motivations for becoming an advocate, inspired by the lack of resources for girls with ADHD and his desire to provide representation and hope for new parents navigating early diagnoses.
Jacob reflects on his parents' crucial role in normalizing his ADHD and encouraging his interests, particularly in drama and sports. He emphasizes the importance of pushing ADHD children in their areas of interest to help them excel.
As a mental health professional working in early intervention for psychosis, Jacob combines his expertise and lived experience to support others. He highlights the significance of outdoor activities and community support groups, particularly for adults with ADHD, to foster a sense of belonging and shared experience.
Throughout the episode, Jacob offers insights and advice for parents, educators, and individuals with ADHD, underscoring the potential for creativity and success when ADHD traits are channeled positively.
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