Living Well with ADHD

A Parent’s Guide to Navigating and Supporting Children with ADHD

De: Tamara Crain

Narrado por: Scott LeCote

It can be hard to know how best to help your child if they have been diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). This book is here to provide parents and caregivers an overview of ADHD, potential treatments, dietary considerations, and accommodations that can be made at home and school.

We will explore practical solutions and provide advice to help your child become successful. We will also take a look at ways to help children with self-regulation skills, so they can better manage their emotions and get the most out of each day.

©2023,2024 Tamara Crain (P)2024 Tamara Crain

ADHD at Work

Enhance your ability to focus, stay organized, and navigate workplace challenges while maximizing productivity and professional success.

ADHD and Nutrition

Explore how diet and nutrition impact ADHD symptoms, and learn how to make healthier choices that support focus, energy, and emotional balance.

ADHD and Mindfulness

Incorporate mindfulness techniques into your daily routine to enhance focus, reduce anxiety, and create a sense of calm amidst mental restlessness.

ADHD and Motivation

Learn how to overcome procrastination, stay engaged with your goals, and maintain long-term motivation while managing ADHD-related obstacles.

ADHD and Self-Care

Prioritize self-care techniques that reduce burnout, enhance well-being, and support mental clarity while managing the demands of ADHD.

ADHD and Anxiety

Understand the link between ADHD and anxiety, and explore effective techniques to reduce stress, worry, and emotional overwhelm.

ADHD and Financial Management

Gain control over impulsive spending, improve budgeting habits, and work towards achieving financial stability while managing ADHD-related challenges.

ADHD and Emotional Intelligence

Build emotional intelligence to navigate social situations more effectively, improve self-awareness, and strengthen personal and professional relationships.

ADHD and Organization

Implement simple yet effective organization techniques to reduce clutter, create efficient systems, and keep track of daily responsibilities with ease.

ADHD and Executive Function

Strengthen essential cognitive skills like memory, problem-solving, and decision-making to improve both daily life and long-term planning.