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Autism Spectrum Disorder, or ASD, and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, are hard for both the parent and child. Because the challenges can be overwhelming, parents constantly search for practical solutions. One of the most debated topics is holistic versus medication treatments. So, here’s the million-dollar question: Should you treat the mind with autism and ADHD medication? Let’s start
As a parent, the arrival of summer often paints a vivid picture in your mind — a vibrant kaleidoscope of sun-drenched days, brimming with the infectious laughter of children, the thrilling splashes at the pool, and the delightful clatter of exploration and play. It’s that magical season when the textbooks and pencils take a break, classrooms are swapped for playgrounds,
Emotional dysregulation and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder can sometimes feel like a rollercoaster ride. Empowering children and teens to master self-regulation is the key. To do this, parents should understand their kid’s challenges to help them gain greater control over their emotions. The Crucial Role of Self-Regulation in Managing ADHD Learning self-regulation skills can be likened to acquiring a superpower
When I work with kids with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), getting an autism QEEG brain map is the initial step in the entire diagnostic and treatment planning process. Your child essentially wears a cap with sensors that scan their brain, allowing me to identify which parts of it are overworking or underworking. Brain Dysregulation in Autism Individuals with ASD often
Is your child struggling to focus during the day due to lack of sleep? Do they usually find it hard to fall asleep at night despite being exhausted? Maybe your child wakes up exhausted after tossing and turning all night? Then they may have a sleeping disorder like insomnia. Insomnia affects millions of people, including children and teens, and sleep
If you’re trying to understand the key differences between Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), you’re not alone—these two commonly diagnosed neurodevelopmental disorders in kids and teens often get mixed up due to their similarities, even though they can affect a child’s academic and social success differently. Let me help clear up the confusion by breaking
Sarah was a concerned mother who had noticed that her son, Jack, was struggling in school. He was easily distracted, forgetful, and had a hard time completing assignments. After speaking with Jack’s teacher, she learned that he had been exhibiting similar behaviors in class. Sarah was worried that Jack’s struggles would hold him back academically and wanted to get him
Memory supplements can come in handy if your kid has ADHD. Ever wonder why your child with ADHD can’t seem to remember where they left their shoes, let alone what they learned in school yesterday? It’s not because they’re trying to drive you crazy—though it might feel that way sometimes. The truth is, ADHD and memory don’t exactly play nice
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder affects millions worldwide. As common as it is, ADHD can wreak havoc on a child’s and family’s life. It often impacts a person’s ability to pay attention, control impulses, and manage behavior. It can also affect their academic and social functioning, leading to difficulties in their daily lives. It leads to many stressful conversations at home
Telling Jeffery not to touch his brother for the one-millionth time. The second call this week from the school was about behavior on the bus. Another set of stitches from the walk-in clinic. This is the life of a parent with an impulsive child… Impulsive behaviors in children can be challenging for parents, caregivers, and kids too. While some kids
Autism Spectrum Disorder, or ASD, and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, are hard for both the parent and child. Because the challenges can be overwhelming, parents constantly search for practical solutions. One of the most debated topics is holistic versus medication treatments. So, here’s the million-dollar question: Should you treat the mind with autism and ADHD medication? Let’s start
As a parent, the arrival of summer often paints a vivid picture in your mind — a vibrant kaleidoscope of sun-drenched days, brimming with the infectious laughter of children, the thrilling splashes at the pool, and the delightful clatter of exploration and play. It’s that magical season when the textbooks and pencils take a break, classrooms are swapped for playgrounds,
Emotional dysregulation and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder can sometimes feel like a rollercoaster ride. Empowering children and teens to master self-regulation is the key. To do this, parents should understand their kid’s challenges to help them gain greater control over their emotions. The Crucial Role of Self-Regulation in Managing ADHD Learning self-regulation skills can be likened to acquiring a superpower
When I work with kids with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), getting an autism QEEG brain map is the initial step in the entire diagnostic and treatment planning process. Your child essentially wears a cap with sensors that scan their brain, allowing me to identify which parts of it are overworking or underworking. Brain Dysregulation in Autism Individuals with ASD often
Is your child struggling to focus during the day due to lack of sleep? Do they usually find it hard to fall asleep at night despite being exhausted? Maybe your child wakes up exhausted after tossing and turning all night? Then they may have a sleeping disorder like insomnia. Insomnia affects millions of people, including children and teens, and sleep
If you’re trying to understand the key differences between Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), you’re not alone—these two commonly diagnosed neurodevelopmental disorders in kids and teens often get mixed up due to their similarities, even though they can affect a child’s academic and social success differently. Let me help clear up the confusion by breaking
Sarah was a concerned mother who had noticed that her son, Jack, was struggling in school. He was easily distracted, forgetful, and had a hard time completing assignments. After speaking with Jack’s teacher, she learned that he had been exhibiting similar behaviors in class. Sarah was worried that Jack’s struggles would hold him back academically and wanted to get him
Memory supplements can come in handy if your kid has ADHD. Ever wonder why your child with ADHD can’t seem to remember where they left their shoes, let alone what they learned in school yesterday? It’s not because they’re trying to drive you crazy—though it might feel that way sometimes. The truth is, ADHD and memory don’t exactly play nice
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder affects millions worldwide. As common as it is, ADHD can wreak havoc on a child’s and family’s life. It often impacts a person’s ability to pay attention, control impulses, and manage behavior. It can also affect their academic and social functioning, leading to difficulties in their daily lives. It leads to many stressful conversations at home
Telling Jeffery not to touch his brother for the one-millionth time. The second call this week from the school was about behavior on the bus. Another set of stitches from the walk-in clinic. This is the life of a parent with an impulsive child… Impulsive behaviors in children can be challenging for parents, caregivers, and kids too. While some kids
The effectiveness of diagnosis and treatment vary by patient and condition. Dr. Roseann Capanna-Hodge, LLC does not guarantee certain results.
