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As the holiday season approaches, so does the expectation of joy, celebration, and togetherness. However, for those who have experienced significant losses, such as the death of a loved one, this time of year can be a poignant reminder of absence. The festivities, traditions, and the general atmosphere of merriment may intensify feelings of…
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Holiday season can be particularly challenging for children with ADHD and their parents due to sensory overload and changes in routine. Effective strategies to manage this include understanding your child’s needs, creating a visual schedule, planning ADHD-friendly activities, establishing quiet spaces, and continually communicating expectations. Prioritizing self-care for the parent is also crucial to…
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Holidays can be stressful for parents of children with ADHD. To manage, strategies include understanding holiday-specific ADHD challenges and establishing structured daily routines. Tips also involve planning ADHD-friendly activities, setting realistic expectations, incorporating sensory-friendly elements, and prioritizing parental self-care. Implementing these strategies can make the holiday season more enjoyable for families dealing with ADHD.
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The holiday season, with its twinkling lights and festive cheer, can be a challenging time for those navigating life after divorce, especially when children are spending the holidays with their other parent. The picture-perfect image of a family gathered around the dinner table may seem elusive, but fear not – thriving during the holidays…