Life Skills for Your ADHD Teen

Coping Skills and Life Lessons to Prepare Your Teen for the Emotional World Ahead

De: Kenneth Harvey

Narrado por: Keir Hansen

All teens need help preparing for the adult world. For parents of an ADHD teen, additional navigation is essential.

The average human brain isn’t fully developed until around the age of 25. That’s already seven years into adult life. When you consider the neuro differences between a typical brain and an ADHD brain, your teen may have greater developmental challenges. Think of how hard it is to sit down and dedicate time to your budget or to find a moment to stay on top of household chores. When the world gives you (an adult) problem after problem, it’s almost impossible to control your emotions. But you know how to manage your impulses, your focus, and your time. Does your teen? However, the support for parents who need to teach their teens complete independence is extremely limited. Until now!

In this companion for adults with ADHD teens, here is just a fraction of what you will discover:

• What ADHD feels like for a teen but how this doesn’t have to stop them from becoming self-empowered adults
• How to get teens to use their senses and get excited about cooking before flying the nest
• Techniques to support teens when they are feeling stressed, anxious, or angry
• Ten ways for teens to get better at time management,
• How teens can start managing their money before they get into financial trouble
• And much more….

All children are unique and each child will go through the teenage years differently. The exact same can be said for teens with ADHD. Take it from someone who knows!

You don’t have to go through this feeling like you are alone. From personal experience and with the right advice, you can be a rock for your teen, improve your relationship, and prepare them for an amazing life.

If your teen is desperate for even the slightest extra hand, then you need this audiobook today!

©2022 Kenneth Harvey (P)2022 Kenneth Harvey

Perfect for parents or caregivers

Teens with ADHD often act unusually in small ways, which can go undetected by their caregiver. Yet small missteps can be significant in the larger picture and have far-reaching effects. This audiobook gives real life examples of the challenges parents or caregivers can encounter on a daily basis. Useful strategies are provided for how to raise your kid who has ADHD. A must-have for parents or caregivers.

Compassionate, Helpful Book for Parents

I loved this audiobook! As you might imagine from the title, it is chock full of ideas that you can use to help prepare your ADHD teen with the life skills they will need after they leave the nest. Topics range from cooking/nutrition to finance/money to personal hygiene to cleaning. One of the final chapters is on emotional self-regulation. You definitely get a sense that the author has "been there, done that" with his own ADHD teen. While I adore all the helpful insights this book has, what really makes the book a cut above others written on this topic is the compassion, understanding, and acceptance that shine through in every word and phrase. You’ll find no blame and shame here, for either parent or child, but instead loving kindness as the author guides the parent about how to help their teen through potential landmines both now and when they live on their own. Excellent narrator as well. Highly recommended!

A great source of information!

The books is very easy to follow. Beginner friendly. I got interested in understanding ADHD because of a books I've read wherein the character was diagnosed with ADHD at an early age. The book is a great resource especially for those who wants to better understand children with ADHD. It tells you a lot about the struggle, how to keep up and tips on how to better help your teen with just about everything (hygiene, social skills, etc.). A lot of parents and caregivers would surely appreciate this book just like how I do. Highly Recommend!!

Informative and helpful!

This book has so much valuable information when it comes to ADHD and how it affects adolescents. What I loved the most about this book were the techniques to help teens when dealing with emotions of stress, anxiety, and anger. I found them easy to apply to daily life, and not just for teens with ADHD, these techniques can be applied to kids, teens, and even adults.
I highly recommend this book to everyone!

Great information for everyone to know

To help teens with ADHD prepare for life while having a healthy relationship with them, this book offers a variety of approaches. The problems of parenting an ADHD child are numerous, but this book explains what to anticipate and how to approach these difficulties step by step. Kids with ADHD are now prevalent, and medicating them is the main focus. Nobody discusses additional ways you can assist these children with you. This book fills that gap. I endorse this.