Strategies for Parenting Children and Teens With ADHD/Executive Function Challenges
Living with ADHD is not easy. Not for parents, not for siblings, and most of all, not for the child with ADHD. We have learned so much in the past ten years to help ease the path for these children both in school and at home. This presentation from Cindy Goldrich, certified ADHD coach, covers the essential strategies parents must implement to help their children survive and thrive. You will learn about the best supports for your child, the facts about ADHD beyond the diagnosis, and the basics about what Executive Function is and how it impacts learning, motivation, and behavior. Let's discuss how to best prepare them and yourselves for the journey ahead
Course Objectives
Understand what defines ADHD
Explain a working definition of executive funciton
Regognize the complexities of parenting children with ADHD & executive funciton challenges.
Topic(s)
Child and Adolescent Mental Health, ADHD, ADD
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