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The pandemic have irrevocably altered our social routines, but now that in-person classes are opening again, the question is: Is your child ready to socialize in real life — face to face, one on one?Social anxiety is real, and its sources are different for girls and boys. When ADHD is factored into the mix, feelings of trepidation make all the more sense.

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11 Strategies That Improve Emotional Control at School and Home

Executive function and emotional control walk in lockstep. Stress and emotional flooding affect how children with ADHD learn, play, engage with classmates, follow directions, and retain information.
“What Were You Like as a Kid?” Readers’ Childhood Memories of Growing Up with ADHD
Live Webinar on July 20: Motivating Your Child with ADHD: What Ignites Interest in and Energy for Learning
U.S. Education Department Releases $3 Billion to Support IDEA Grants
Live Webinar on July 20: Motivating Your Child with ADHD: What Ignites Interest in and Energy for Learning
Live Webinar on June 2: Make a Summer Comeback: How Students with ADHD Can Regain Lost Academic Ground and Have Fun
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