Children all over the world are returning to school this week and I’d like to share a quick tip that might just help you and your child enjoy a smoother transition into the new school year. There are many elements that can enhance our children’s school experience including friendships, enthusiasm for learning and a well-balanced homework routine. However, there is no question in my mind that, for children with ADHD, there is a single facet of school-life that carries more imp

I love hearing about people with ADHD who found their passion and never looked back! Click on the image below to read all about one such person - Dav Pilkey, the bestselling author and creator of Captain Underpants! #ADHDRoleModels #ADHD

In Israel, with a 6 day school week, we have just one full day per week when we’re left alone to tackle the joys of parenting. For many, Shabbat represents a day to relax, play games, eat great food and catch up with family and friends. For families affected by ADHD, things are rarely that simple! We all want our children to have a healthy circle of friends and Shabbat brings multiple opportunities for fun, relaxed peer interactions that enable friendships to form, develop an

When educating children with ADHD, there can be a natural tendency to focus on the things a child finds most challenging, after all, these are the areas where most help is needed. We know that, with children that have ADHD, the level of interest that a child has in any given topic is critical to their chances of success. If a child with ADHD does not at least have their curiosity piqued by the subject matter placed before them, their brain wiring can make it virtually impossi