In my earlier Share Post titled ADHD and Hypersensitivities, I described the difficulties both children and adults often have with sensory overload in the areas of sound, touch, sight, etc. Little is written about this common ADHD related problem and most with ADHD are unaware just how common it is. This often leads to frustration for children, their parents, teachers and peers.
Many children become highly distracted and irritable over such things as tightly fitting clothes, various food...
Whether you think your child might have ADHD, has recently been diagnosed with ADHD or you have been struggling trying to find the best... Read more »
Little is written about ADHD and hypersensitivities, yet those of us who are touched by ADHD as adults or who are parenting ADHD kids know... Read more »
Last week, I wrote a Share Post on how to help manage your ADHD child's hypersensitivity. As little as there is written about that subject,... Read more »
August 1 has always been the date that I begin to prepare for the upcoming school year with my children. I begin reviewing with them math... Read more »
Title: 7 Crucial Tips for Parents and Teachers of Children with ADHD Author: Bryan Hutchinson This e-book is available to anyone, for... Read more »
Some children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder also have trouble dealing with sensory overload. If your child is sensitive to... Read more »
Although there is no single, definitive test that will state whether a child has ADHD, there are a number of rating scales that are sometimes used... Read more »
Experts say savvy people who understand basic symptoms of ADHD may be getting medications even though they don't have the disorder. The physicians... Read more »
So you think your child has ADHD! Teachers tell you he is easily distracted. Friends shy away from activities that include your child. Other children... Read more »
Many parents begin the process of getting their child's ADHD diagnosed, not from a doctor, but from a teacher. Experts say more than ever, daycare... Read more »
I forget things, even important things. Just because I forget does not mean that it doesn't matter. I am not trying to be a smart-alec or arrogant when I say "I forgot." I really do forget. I am not stupid. I may sometimes lose my place...
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