5 Tips For Healthy Emotions
We all have emotions and in the past year, we have learned that emotional health is super important in how we handle everyday challenges. In this blog post, I will be sharing 5 Tips for Healthy Emotions.
We all have emotions and in the past year, we have learned that emotional health is super important in how we handle everyday challenges. In this blog post, I will be sharing 5 Tips for Healthy Emotions.
Having the right tools on this journey is so important. In this blog post, I am sharing the Top 5 Tools that I found that will help you navigate the nutrition piece of ADHD.
Behavior struggles are so hard on the parents and siblings and especially the child that has it. They don’t want to feel this way. In this blog post, I will share with you how to use essential oils to calm those with behavior struggles.
Summertime can be a difficult time for kids with ADHD and their parents. In this blog post I’m going to teach you how to create a summer schedule for your child with ADHD.
Do you have a picky eater? Someone who is sensory challenged. Then come join my 3 Day Series to learn how you can begin to overcome that.
Yes, they can and in this blog post I will show you how. Please read on to see what changes YOU can make to transform your home from a toxic environment to a safer environment for all.
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Does Your Child have ADHD and ODD?
As a mom to a child with ADHD and as a Health Coach who specializes in working with families whose children have ADHD, often times we find there is something else going on and we have to play detective to figure that out. One of the many disorders that can co-exist with ADHD is ODD and my son also has ODD.
The Missing Link in Treating ADHD?
Could sports be the missing link in your treatment of your child’s ADHD? Experts believe so. Read more…
Your Child Just Received a Diagnosis of ADHD
Your child has been struggling at school with focus, attention to detail and declining grades. Your child’s teacher told you at parent teacher conferences that your child has trouble waiting his turn and interrupts all the time. You have noticed some of the same things as well as the inability to sit still, especially at dinnertime and bedtime has been a struggle for awhile. You decided it was time to see if your child does indeed have ADHD and you just received the diagnosis. Now what are you to do?