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Teaching Management of the Expense of ADHD

Yesterday, my 9 year old put a CD in the microwave to see if it would glow like it did on Myth Busters.  Last week, my six year old threw his Ugly Doll at his brother, missed and smashed the hall chandelier- it was apparently some throw. Last month, my six and 13 year olds [...]

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How to Fiscally Manage Breaking and Losing Possessions?

We started with establishing an automatic savings plan for each child at ING Direct, but you could use any on-line banking service.  We liked ING Direct because it is free, with no transfer fees or account minimums- perfect for kids.  The savings plans are connected directly to our checking account, which we already manage on-line [...]

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How Do You Repair a Rift After a Series of Mistakes?

Like it or not, if you live with ADHD, you are going to have to become an expert rift repairer, know expert apology strategies to repair friendships, engender forgiveness, and extend acceptance.  As a parent and your child’s model, teaching how to repair a rift, begins with you.  Unlike with other kids, the process of [...]

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How Do You Apologize?

If I’ve said it once, I’ve said it a million times, families with ADHD have to be expert apologizers!  Impulsive behavior just naturally leads to quick tempers, misinterpreted situations, speaking before editing, and acting before reviewing.  Learn how to apologize.  Teach your kids how to effectively apologize- it will be a lifelong gift!
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Using a Weekend Planning Worksheet to Lower Stress and Find Mommy-Refresh Time

How many times have you said, “the weekend just slipped past me?”  Weekends, deeply packed with band practice, scout meetings and birthday parties leave little time to prepare for the week or have some of your own emotional and physical down time to regroup for the coming week.  We have had weekends, in which the [...]

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Making “I Love You Rituals” a Priority During the Economic Downturn

As the depth of the recession has grown, so has the productivity demand by companies of their employees.  For 7.6 percent of us, we are struggling to even have a job.  As a country, we are trying to do more with less.  Work more with less sleep.  Care for a family with fewer resources.  Manage [...]

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