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Collaborative Parenting: Solving ADHD Challenges with Dr. Stuart Ablon

My guest is Dr. Stuart Ablon, a renowned psychologist from Harvard Medical School, Associate Professor, and Thomas G. Stemberg Endowed Chair. He is also the founding director of Think: Kids in the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Ablon shares insights from his groundbreaking approach, Collaborative Problem Solving (CPS), which emphasizes empathy and…
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Smart But Scattered: From Childhood to Empowerment with Colin Guare

My guest is Colin Guare, a renowned behavioral analyst and co-author of the bestselling "Smart But Scattered" series. Smart But Scattered: Second Edition, available November 2024. Colin shares his journey growing up with ADHD, offering a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs experienced along the way. The conversation delves into Colin's work with children…
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Parenting A Child With ADHD: Insights from a Parent and Advocate

In this episode, host Kate from ADHDKidsCanThrive.com is joined by Jennifer Gay Summers, an esteemed author and writer. Jennifer, a mother of a neurodivergent child, shares her personal journey from initial denial to becoming an empowered advocate for her child. Jennifer offers valuable insights drawn from her experiences, providing guidance for parents on supporting children…
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Small Changes That Make a Big Impact on ADHD Children’s Health

Parenting a child with ADHD can feel overwhelming and confusing. Many parents struggle to connect their child’s health issues—like frequent infections or poor sleep—to their emotional struggles. They may get advice from doctors, but it often focuses only on symptoms, leaving them searching for real solutions. In this episode, host Kate Brownfield from ADHDKidsCanThrive.com is…
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Supporting a Child with ADHD by Addressing Emotional and Social Needs

Supporting a child with ADHD can feel overwhelming, especially when parents don't know where to begin. ADHD affects not only a child's ability to focus and learn but also their self-esteem and relationships. Without early support, small challenges can grow into bigger struggles. Tony Bellezza and Cassi Bellezza faced this reality when their son Anthony…
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What Oppositional Behavior in ADHD Means and How Parents Can Help

Oppositional behavior in ADHD often creates challenges for children and those around them. Many people misunderstand this behavior, viewing it as defiance. However, it often reflects a child’s response to feeling stressed or overwhelmed. Understanding this behavior is crucial to offering the right support. Dr. Christie Rogers-Larke, founder of Outside of the Box Therapy in…
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The Challenges and Solutions for Living with ADHD

ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, affects people of all ages and often runs in families. Despite its prevalence, ADHD remains misunderstood due to its invisible nature and the lack of clear diagnostic tools. Many families and professionals struggle to identify and manage its challenges effectively. Dr. Sarah Cheyette, a San Francisco Bay Area pediatric…
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Tune into The ADHD Kids Can Thrive Podcast Episodes

The Challenges and Solutions for Living with ADHD

ADHD, or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, affects people of all ages and often runs in families. Despite its prevalence, ADHD remains misunderstood due to its invisible nature and the lack of clear diagnostic tools. Many families and professionals struggle to identify and manage its challenges effectively. Dr. Sarah Cheyette, a

What Oppositional Behavior in ADHD Means and How Parents Can Help

Oppositional behavior in ADHD often creates challenges for children and those around them. Many people misunderstand this behavior, viewing it as defiance. However, it often reflects a child’s response to feeling stressed or overwhelmed. Understanding this behavior is crucial to offering the right support. Dr. Christie Rogers-Larke, founder of Outside

Supporting a Child with ADHD by Addressing Emotional and Social Needs

Supporting a child with ADHD can feel overwhelming, especially when parents don't know where to begin. ADHD affects not only a child's ability to focus and learn but also their self-esteem and relationships. Without early support, small challenges can grow into bigger struggles. Tony Bellezza and Cassi Bellezza faced this

Small Changes That Make a Big Impact on ADHD Children’s Health

Parenting a child with ADHD can feel overwhelming and confusing. Many parents struggle to connect their child’s health issues—like frequent infections or poor sleep—to their emotional struggles. They may get advice from doctors, but it often focuses only on symptoms, leaving them searching for real solutions. In this episode, host

Parenting A Child With ADHD: Insights from a Parent and Advocate

In this episode, host Kate from ADHDKidsCanThrive.com is joined by Jennifer Gay Summers, an esteemed author and writer. Jennifer, a mother of a neurodivergent child, shares her personal journey from initial denial to becoming an empowered advocate for her child. Jennifer offers valuable insights drawn from her experiences, providing guidance

Smart But Scattered: From Childhood to Empowerment with Colin Guare

My guest is Colin Guare, a renowned behavioral analyst and co-author of the bestselling "Smart But Scattered" series. Smart But Scattered: Second Edition, available November 2024. Colin shares his journey growing up with ADHD, offering a unique perspective on the challenges and triumphs experienced along the way. The conversation delves

Collaborative Parenting: Solving ADHD Challenges with Dr. Stuart Ablon

My guest is Dr. Stuart Ablon, a renowned psychologist from Harvard Medical School, Associate Professor, and Thomas G. Stemberg Endowed Chair. He is also the founding director of Think: Kids in the Department of Psychiatry at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Ablon shares insights from his groundbreaking approach, Collaborative Problem Solving