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Live Webinar on April 19: Addictive Technology and Its Impact on Teen Brains

Not available April 19? Don’t worry. Register now and we’ll send you the replay link to watch at your convenience.Technology is an inescapable — and important — facet of everyday life for teens. Video games and social media allow adolescents to connect with friends, have fun, and learn new ideas.

But for teens with ADHD, in particular, video games and social media can become addictive and lead to an unhealthy lifestyle. Some teens may resist doing homework or other tasks to stay online. It is important for caregivers and teens to discuss what makes screen use problematic and to develop strategies for screen use that is balanced and healthy.In this webinar, caregivers will learn:Have a question for our expert? There will be an opportunity to post questions for the presenter during the live webinar.Jeremy Edge, LPC, IGDC, is the owner and founder of the counseling practice, Escapingthe.com, PLLC.

Jeremy is an international gaming disorder certified counselor, which is the leading certification for working with people with gaming disorder. He’s also obtained a digital wellness certificate through the Digital Wellness Institute. He provides counseling services to help clients experience balanced, healthy screen use.After personally experiencing the negative effects of problematic gaming, Jeremy devoted his work to helping those find balance with online activities.

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Live Webinar on April 19: Addictive Technology and Its Impact on Teen Brains
Not available April 19? Don’t worry. Register now and we’ll send you the replay link to watch at your convenience.Technology is an inescapable — and important — facet of everyday life for teens. Video games and social media allow adolescents to connect with friends, have fun, and learn new ideas.
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Live Webinar on April 13: 5 Life Skills Every ADHD Young Adult Needs to Cultivate
Not available April 13? Don’t worry. Register now and we’ll send you the replay link to watch at your convenience.Ask any teen or young adult with ADHD if they’re ready to embark on independent living and adulting without supervision, and they’ll likely say “Yes, I’ve got this!” Ask the parents of those kids the same question, and they’ll likely say, “I’m not so sure!” As we know, kids with ADHD often lag behind their neurotypical peers in emotional maturity and executive functioning, so it’s natural for parents to feel uncertainty as college, trade school, or a first job beckons.Coaching experts Elaine Taylor-Klaus and Diane Dempster of ImpactParents will share the five most important life skills that every teen or young adult with ADHD needs before they venture out on their own, and they will discuss how they helped their own young adult children build independence and thrive.In this webinar, you will learn:Have a question for our expert? There will be an opportunity to post questions for the presenter during the live webinar.Elaine Taylor-Klaus, MCC, is first and foremost the mom in an ADHD ++ family with four successful young adults.
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Q: “How Can I Prepare My ADHD Teen for 9th Grade?”
Q: “My teen with ADHD will enter high school in the fall. How can I help him prepare for the academic demands and higher expectations in 9th grade?”Ninth grade is a big leap for kids with ADHD, whose emotional maturity and executive functioning may lag a few years behind that of their neurotypical peers.
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Survey: ADHD Prescriptions, Medication Use Jump Among Teens
January 27, 2023ADHD prescriptions and medication use among 12th grade patients hit an all-time high last year, according to a new study that found 15% of high school seniors reported stimulant or non-stimulant ADHD medication use in 2022 compared to 11% in 2021. The annual Monitoring the Future (MTF) survey published by the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) attributed this 36% increase in ADHD medication use to “more stress” or attention issues made “more salient to their parents” during the pandemic’s lockdowns and remote learning.1The legal, or medically supervised, use of ADHD medication was “one of the few substances with increasing prevalence during the pandemic,” according to the report, which found that lifetime use had increased for 8th, 10th, and 12th graders in 2022.
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Motivation for Teens with ADHD: How It Crumbles and Why
“I don’t care.” “It’s pointless.” “Why bother?”When motivation wanes (or outright vanishes) in teens with ADHD, it happens for many reasons. Sometimes, years of criticism and corrections simply break the camel’s back.
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How to Stop Enabling and Start Trusting: ADHD Independence-Building Strategies for Parents
Parents of neurodivergent students are detectives. By nature and necessity, they investigate and illuminate the obstacles — from inattention and disorganization to low frustration tolerance and time-management challenges — that block their kids’ paths to success. Like other parents, you’re likely adept at tackling these obstacles.
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Live Webinar on April 26: How Emotional Dysregulation & ADHD Transform Teen Relationships from Messes to Minefields
Not available April 26? Don’t worry. Register now and we’ll send you the replay link to watch at your convenience.Emotional regulation enables us to manage our feelings so we can proactively choose goal-directed responses.
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4 Transformative Summer Camps: ADHD Testimonials
Soar, a summer camp that works with kids with learning disabilities and attention issues. She was searching for ADHD camps for her nine-year-old son, Wilson.“He’s never been successful in day camps,” she says. “We tried them all — academic, enrichment, and sports-related camps.
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Live Webinar on February 10: Bonding Activities: Effective, Practical Relationship-Building Ideas for ADHD Families
Not available February 10? Don’t worry. Register now and we’ll send you the replay link to watch at your convenience.Do you ever feel like your relationship with your child or teen revolves around their ADHD — and not who they are as a person? That all your time is spent talking about school and chores and what’s NOT done? ADHD can sometimes obscure your child’s true self and prevent joyful connections.Here, learn how and why the three core symptoms of ADHD — dysregulated attention/focus, impulsivity, and hyperactivity — get in the way building a relationship with your child.
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Bring This Article to Your Next Family Gathering
Q: “My 13-year-old son has ADHD. He’s fidgety, impulsive, and not aware of the way he comes across to others.
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“Why That First Paycheck Is Priceless”
job interview and, within a few weeks, he had his first paycheck. We took him to the bank and helped him open a debit account.
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“Crime and Punishment and ADHD: When Parents Disagree on Discipline”
Has a crime occurred?From another room, I hear my husband proclaim, “Why is there trash in the car? We have told you a million times. You’re supposed to leave it clean after you drive.”“Just a second – I’m busy,” says our son, who is wrapped up in a critical siege in his videogame.My husband is fuming.
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How to Prepare Your ADHD Teen for College, According to Research
1:Likewise, parents of teens with ADHD worry about the college transition. In a 2018 study, parents of students with ADHD reported concerns along these four themes2:The strategies and interventions outlined below target these common concerns, and more.[Get This Free Download: Transform Your Teen’s Apathy Into Engagement]Begin the conversation about college early to allow your child time to voice any concerns (and to hear yours) regarding the transition, and to find solutions before they become independent in college.
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The Roots of ADHD Motivation Problems — and How to Get Students Engaged in Learning
ADHD motivation problems are real, it is far from impossible to engage children with ADHD. Read on to understand what’s behind motivation problems in children with ADHD, and the strategies that can help break the cycle of low motivation in the classroom.Neuroscience and behavior science can help explain motivation, and why children with ADHD in particular find it difficult to initiate, sustain, or complete tasks.
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Live Webinar on September 22: ADHD Ages & Stages Part 2: Common Challenges and Practical Strategies for Teens and Young Adults with ADHD
Not available September 22? Don’t worry. Register now and we’ll send you the replay link to watch at your convenience.Adolescence is marked by dramatic change — physically, emotionally, and socially.
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Live Webinar on September 22: ADHD Ages & Stages Part 2: Common Challenges and Practical Strategies for Teens and Young Adults with ADHD
Not available September 22? Don’t worry. Register now and we’ll send you the replay link to watch at your convenience.Adolescence is marked by dramatic change — physically, emotionally, and socially.
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“Planners, Small Wins, and Other Keys to High School Happiness”
high school experience.Throughout the year (and the entirety of high school), help your teen keep an eye on the big picture by asking them about major topics of learning, specific learning units, and how their homework or projects relate.They don’t need to have all the answers; just thinking about these questions is a useful way for your teen to identify what they need to know or find out.
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“Is My ADHD Teen Addicted to Porn?”
Q: “My son, 13, has been diagnosed with ADHD. Lately, I think he’s been looking at pornography on the Internet.
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The Ages & Stages of ADHD: Key Solutions from Childhood to Adulthood
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Teens with ADHD Need Scaffolds and Structure: How Not to Helicopter Parent
executive function skills. Complicating the picture are ADHD symptoms in teens navigating this stage of life at school, with friends, and internally:[Free Download: What Are Your Teen’s Weakest Executive Functions?]1. Ask your teen to make a to-do list, estimate the time needed for each task, then track the actual time required to complete it.
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“I Can Do It Myself!” How to Support Tweens with ADHD (Who Don’t Want Help)
tweens and teens with ADHD either refuse to ask for help, reject it when it’s offered, or pretend (lie) that they’ve got things covered when they don’t. Some of this is due to their developmental stage.
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When Children with ADHD Explore Gender Identity: A Guide for Parents
gender-questioning child starts with understanding the vocabulary and language of gender and sexuality. Knowing these terms can enable you to speak accurately and respectfully to and about your child regarding their identity.Most of us have grown up believing that all of these components line up “neatly” along culturally-prescribed lines of what’s gender-appropriate — but this is not the case for many people.
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Q: Should I Punish (or Ignore) My Teen’s Disrespectful, Snarky Behavior?
behavioral parent training – a therapy designed to improve a child’s behaviors – we always start by drawing the line between normal teenage attitudes and unhealthy behaviors that actually impair family functioning and need to be improved.When the parent-teen relationship gets to this point, the primary focus should be on rebuilding connection and creating positive moments.
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Q: How Do I Get My Child Off Video Games Without a Huge Fight?!
video games (beyond game consoles!) over recent years, which has made this all-too-common problem so much harder for modern parents. Add to that remote learning and the absence of external motivators, and it is easier for children to get distracted and seek stimulation on devices.A child with ADHD will find it even more difficult to manage impulses and transition away from an entertaining activity to something like homework, school, or even sleep.When it is clearly difficult for your child to self-regulate, it is best for you to get as much control over his environment as possible and set him up for success.
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Sleep Problems in Teens with ADHD: Causes and Solutions
sleep problems can impact functioning and impair quality of life over time. Thoughtful interventions and practices, however, can significantly improve sleep quality — especially when implemented during the childhood and adolescent years.Common sleep problems in teens with ADHD include:Some factors predict sleep problems in teens with ADHD:For some children and teens, these sleep problems will resolve on their own or through some intervention.
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How to Support a Teen with ADHD Who Is Questioning Their Gender
Teens with ADHD pick up on anything that indicates rejection in words, facial expressions, and body language.[Read: How to Build Self Confidence in Teens with ADHD]Gender transitioning takes time, and, for kids who struggle with impulse control, this is especially frustrating. Taylor, a 19-year-old transgender client of mine, recently told me: “It’s frustrating because I’m impatient.
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How Parents Can Facilitate Sex-Ed for Teens with ADHD
middle-school students with ADHD, whose lagging maturity and shaky impulse control put them them at risk for harmful attitudes and behavior. In one Danish study, researchers found that teen pregnancy was significantly more prevalent among teens with ADHD.
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How Can We Improve Outcomes for College Students with ADHD?
college students with ADHD requires a multi-pronged approach. Many colleges and universities across the U.S.
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Q: What Electronic Planners Work for Students with ADHD?
Hi Lulu:I’m never a fan of pushing any type of organizing or planning system on anyone. Different systems work for different individuals.
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How to Heal a Strained Parent-Teenager Relationship
strengthen your relationship with your teen, begin by understanding their true needs and how to properly address them. Taking the time to see the world through their eyes can help you fortify your bonds and reinvigorate family relationships, even during the most unprecedented of times.The idea of “bids” comes from the work of John Gottman, Ph.D., author of Raising an Emotionally Intelligent Child(#CommissionsEarned) and other best-selling books.
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Like Hugging a Time Bomb: How to Calm an Emotionally Dysregulated Teen with ADHD
teens with ADHD, emotional dysregulation can seem to take infinite forms. During this pandemic, emotional triggers are more varied and plentiful than ever — as are the manifestations of adolescents’ stress.
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Q: Will My ADHD Introvert Be Lonely and Isolated in High School?
Hi BayAreaMom:Your question really resonated with me as I hear this a lot from my parent coaching clients. They are unsure if they should be doing more to encourage more social interactions or step back and let their children lead the way.
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Teen Jobs Could Be More Powerful — and Tricky — Than Ever
employee with ADHD. When she finished the training program, she was hired working two to three nights a week in a pet store.
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TikTok Is My Therapist: The Dangers and Promise of Viral #MentalHealth Videos
“Watching this made me think I might have ADHD.”“All of a sudden I think I need to get checked.”“Do I call up my doctors or what?”These are just three of the nearly 33,000 comments posted on “The Difference Between an ADHD ‘Actor’ and a Person Who Truly Has It,” a one-minute-long TikTok video by @xmaaniiix, a young Hawaiian with 290,000 followers but no formal training in attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.Still, her personal and engaging video has received 2.2 million likes — nearly as staggering as the 2.6 million likes showered on “ADHD in Girls,” a video by self-proclaimed “mental-health advocate” @peterhyphen.
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5 Ways to Reframe Anxiety for Your Worried Teen
Anxiety thrives in the petri dish of adolescent development – surging hormones, budding independence, and questions of identity lead teens to push limits, prioritize friends, and focus on what matters to them.Studies show that approximately 33 percent of children with ADHD aged 3-17 years old have an anxiety diagnosis, with anxiety rates higher for females with ADHD than for males with ADHD.Anxiety differs from worry. Anxiety is a physiological response to negative thoughts and beliefs.
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It’s Not About Social Cues. It’s About Social Learning.
social learning challenges, meaning they have not learned social information intuitively from a young age to the same extent as their peers.Lagging perspective-taking skills — this is the foundation of these social learning challenges. Kids with ADHD have difficulty thinking about others’ thoughts and understanding how they come across to others.
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Q: How Can I Help My Son Resist the Temptations of His Phone?
Hi TotallyTechFrustrated:First, I have to give your son props for taking proactive steps to stay off his computer. That’s a great way to start trying to eliminate distractions.
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“Q: How Can I Get My Parents to Take ADHD Seriously?”
Hi ConfusedTeen:I want to applaud you for reaching out and asking for help. Even as an adult, it’s never easy to identify the right course of action or the most appropriate next steps when you think you have ADHD.
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“Q: How Can I Teach Empathy to My 15-Year-Old?”
intense emotional development and maturation. Teens experience emotional highs and lows as their bodies change, as they develop a sense of self, and as they increasingly focus on their personal relationships.
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“Q: How Can I Encourage My Teen to Clean and Organize His Room?”
getting organized and, as adults, we have a hard time teaching them how, because we organize differently. We tackle the house room by room — kitchen, laundry room, bedroom.
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Q: My ADHD Teen Reacts Aggressively to Limits!
excessive gaming often led to even greater irritability and self-centered behavior, which is exactly what I experienced with my son as well (and why his Xbox left our house for more than a year). Despite trying multiple therapists, Daniel was not successful in improving his behavior.
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Q: How Can I Manage My Teen’s Intense Emotions?
Middle school, already marked by increased academic demands and expectations, is certainly made more challenging by the intense emotions and dysregulation that stem from puberty. Combine this with ADHD, and your teen’s response to tough homework questions or a heavier workload are understandable — even expected.1. Educate your adolescent. It’s important to help your child understand what’s going on with their bodies and brains.
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Q: My Teen Wants ‘Cool Kid’ Friends, or None at All
Social Thinking® creator Michelle Garcia Winner calls “social learning challenges.” Unlike his same-age peers, he did not learn social information intuitively — a common challenge for adolescents with ADHD.Despite its prevalence, social challenges are one of the most misunderstood topics in the ADHD and mental health fields. Many misconceptions exist around helping children with ADHD improve socially.
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“Q: My Teen Thinks His ADHD Makes Him ‘Worthless.’”
[Click to Read: True Grit – Turning Your Teen Into a Trooper]To help him build self-worth, confidence, and resiliency, notice and validate any efforts your teen is making toward anything, whether in school, with friends, with hobbies, or when at home. Help him notice the positive events and small victories in his days.
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Q: Online Schooling Is a Nightmare. How Can I Help My Struggling Teen?
Q: “My daughter is struggling with just about every aspect of online schooling now. She has trouble staying organized, remembering assignments, and motivating herself to do the work.
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Q: Does My Son’s Study Music Really Help Him Focus?
– nomusicmomHi Nomusicmom:The short answer is yes. Your son is telling you he needs to listen to music to help him attend and initiate.
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“Q: Why Does Fear of Failure Cripple My Teen with ADHD?”
Q: “I don’t know if it’s related to ADHD or just my teen’s personality, but he simply cannot lose. He has to be perfect in everything, or else he has a meltdown.
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“Q: My Teen’s Screen Time is Bananas. How Can We Cut Back, Realistically?”
screen time now, when just about everything seems to be taking place on a screen. But that doesn’t mean that we can’t take measures to work in screen breaks and to use screen time more efficiently.If your son is spending hours on the computer unsupervised or alone, try arranging “family work time,” where he and others in the household can work and study in one area (if space permits).
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