The ADHD Centre runs a programme for parents working through practical and relevant frameworks to better understand your child’s symptoms, supporting you with implementing accommodations for your child’s ADHD, and teaching you the tools and strategies to build your child’s awareness and self-regulation.
As the current lockdown situation continues, many of you will be continuing to balance homeschooling alongside your other responsibilities, such as working from home and day to day chores. This balancing act is not an easy one, but if you or someone within your household has ADHD this can be even more of a challenge for all involved. In order to help you to manage more effectively during this current time, we have put together a few helpful suggestions below.
One of the essential aspects of taking care of a child with ADHD is communication, especially those that have sensory challenges. The tips below can enhance the communication of parents with their children.
Children with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) usually benefit from ADHD accommodations established by parents and teachers. These classroom accommodations should be made after careful consideration of a child’s ADHD symptoms and are intended to help support with challenges that children may be having in school.
