Our guest today is Lori Long from the The Childhood Collective. She shares her knowledge of ADHD diagnosis and gives helpful tips for prioritizing ADHD and related services.
Today we are talking about 5 essential social skills that are necessary for life and the workforce in today’s times, but are not practiced nearly enough. In fact, they are hard to practice from behind a screen.
In our interview with Ryan Wexelblatt of the ADHD Dude we talk about the role of executive functioning and the impact ADHD has on social skill development. He has INSANE knowledge of ADHD and how it impacts children and adolescents. We also chat about finding the right provider if you’re interested in seeking help for your son!
Facts on Friday: The Gifts of Imperfection by Brene Brown, 2010. On this episode we talk about how Dr. Brown’s work resonates with our mission to bring courage, compassion and connection to our parenting. Her work serves as a great resource for parents.
On this week’s Facts on Friday episode, we examine the Truth About Digital Safety. We talk about the benefits of screens and technology, as well as common challenges that parents are facing when it comes to bridging the gap between face-to-face social skills and online friendships.
We are taking a different angle on playing video games. In this episode, we talk about how connecting with your child and teen through video games may be the key to getting your kiddo to open up.
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