Parents of children with ADHD or ADD know that the going can be tough. If you are a parent of a child with ADHD / ADD or just has trouble focusing in school then we’ve got you covered. This episode is packed with usefull information you need to know to make your life easier.
In this episode you’ll learn:
- Simple ways to improve behavior
- The three types of Attention deficit disorder
- The benefits of mind-body exercise for the Attention deficit child
- College and ADD / ADHD
- The best therapy for ADD / ADHD
- Is a diagnosis important?
- Why elementary school is not about grades
- Emotional trauma and ADD / ADHD
- Why entrepreneurs with ADD can be highly successful
- How to motivate a child with inattentive ADD
- How routine helps
- And much more…
To get more resources or to watch the video interview go to
https://www.learningsuccessblog.com/podcast/parenting-adhd-or-add-child-merriam-saunders-lmft
To connect with Merriam Saunders go to:
http://www.merriamsaunders.com
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