Laurent Meyer - Brili

With the right repetition, reminders and triggers, routines can be learned and maintained. Once they are a part of your life, they will forever be a tool in your belt in dealing with the day to day challenges that ADHD inevitable brings.

Routines: Autopilot for ADHD

Lego is awesome. There is no end to the fun it can bring to kids, not to mention the creative expression and development of design, planning, and motor skills they provide them.

The ultimate LEGO organization system

Our kids are constantly changing, learning new things, and growing, so the way we approach helping them to get through their day should change as well. Make sure you are setting the right expectations for your child.

Visual Schedules for Different Developmental Ages

There are quite a number of useful techniques that I have tried over the years. Dumb phones providing minimal capability and distractions, or IOS guided access and restrictions they provide. Follow me through the steps of putting these in place.

How to make your child's iOS device less distracting with Apple configurator

Listening to your child goes a long way. Just listen when they try to tell you something. This will clue you into their rhythms and communication styles. Trust goes both ways and you have to begin the cycle.

How to trust your children

Kids with ADHD live in the now, so they can get hyper focused on what they are doing. When you take that away, leave the park, turn off the video game, they often feel out of control. Help your kid on the way to calmer reactions with these ADHD strategies for transitions.

How to help kids with ADHD make smooth transitions