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We hear from our readers often that they’d like to share ADDitude with their kids’ teachers, school districts, family members, doctors, and patients. Now is your chance! Enter this sweepstakes and you could win a box of ADDitude magazine issues to share freely with anyone who could benefit from greater ADHD understanding.To win a box of ADDitude magazines shipped to you free of charge (a $6.95 value for each issue), use the Comments section below to tell us: What do you wish your community — at school, at work, with family and friends, and beyond — understood about people with ADHD?Friday, September 30, 2022, at 11:59 pm EST.One entry per household.

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As ADDitude celebrates 25 years of ADHD advocacy and information, our editorial team is reflecting on the most pivotal research, personal stories, books, webinars, and pieces of expert advice published in the pages of ADDitude magazine and on ADDitudeMag.com. See our editors’ highlights on the 25th Anniversary Page, and enter to win a year of ADDitude magazine below.To win a one-year subscription to ADDitude magazine (a $19.95 value each), use the Comments section below to tell us: If it disappeared tomorrow, what would you miss most about your ADHD or your child’s ADHD?Sunday, November 19, 2023, at 11:59 pm EST.One entry per household.

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“Many oppositional teens have a loud internal voice that tells them they’re a failure; they can’t do things right; no one likes them; they’re stupid. You name it,” says author and ADHD expert Sharon Saline, Psy.D.

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What’s so great about ADHD Awareness Month? Among other things, it gives us the chance to shout from the mountaintops that ADHD is real and that people with ADHD — of all ages, genders, races, and backgrounds — are not broken or defective. They are incredible and inspiring humans living in a sometimes broken and often unappreciative world that would be so much better off celebrating (not shaming) their differences.

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ADHD brains are forever whirring and imagining. This leads to incredible creativity — and many restless nights as we beg our minds to be quiet.

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ADHD brains do not excel at transitions — especially those that involve shutting down a preferred task and opening up a non-preferred task. Any parent who’s tried to move a child from video games to homework knows this is true.

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Sprinklers. Fire flies. Bike rides. Popsicles. Many of our favorite parts of summer are not cancelled this year, and it’s a good thing because ADHD brains need this time to recuperate and reset. But too much downtime can be a bad thing, too. To avoid academic and behavioral regressions, most experts recommend infusing summer days with a routine and schedule that includes daily reading, plus weekly writing and math practice. (We know, easier said than done.)

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All children need role models who look like them. For kids with ADHD, those heroes and heroines take on extra importance. They show our kids that success is within reach, that persistence pays off, and that ADHD or ADD is not a character flaw or a disability. Summer is an excellent time to introduce these role models to our children in books enjoyed on a picnic blanket, a lap, or a swing.

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There’s no question that stay-at-home orders have caused stress, anxiety, and loneliness. But for some parents of children with ADHD, a silver lining is beginning to appear: Fewer activities, obligations, and errands means more time for game nights, family walks, and time spent just “being together.” That’s not to say behavior challenges have diminished (they haven’t) or discipline is any easier (it’s not), but sometimes focusing on the pleasant surprises can get us through a tough day.

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The world has shifted beneath our feet. Schools and offices have shuttered indefinitely. Sports are canceled. Playdates and birthday parties are off. Everyone is on Zoom and Google Classroom all the time. New learning and working expectations are dictating our days, while new daily schedules and routines are proving awfully tough to maintain with so much ADHD in the house at all times.

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