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For girls with Autism, sensory overload is a significant challenge that can make everyday environments feel overwhelming. Noisy classrooms, bright fluorescent lights, and crowded hallways are just a few common sensory triggers that can lead to shutdowns or meltdowns. These girls experience the world in a heightened state of awareness, with every sound, light,…
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For girls with Autism, routine isn’t just a preference—it’s a necessity for feeling safe, grounded, and in control. But when changes in routine occur—like a substitute teacher, a sudden shift in schedule, or a change in family plans—these disruptions can lead to intense stress, anxiety, and emotional reactions. In this talk, we dive into…
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Girls with Autism often display a unique tendency to hyperfocus on specific interests, immersing themselves deeply in a topic they love. This hyperfocus can be a source of passion, expertise, and joy, but it can also lead to challenges—particularly in school, social relationships, and at home. While these girls may struggle to balance their…
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Parenting an ADHD overachiever is a unique adventure, filled with brilliance and challenges. In this guide, we explore the delicate balance of ADHD perfectionism, offering actionable strategies, embracing universal truths, and sprinkling in some humor. Celebrate your child’s unique journey, learn to navigate the paradox, and discover the joys of raising an extraordinary individual.
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ADHD in girls brings a unique set of challenges, and emotional disregulation takes center stage. This article delves into the intricate code of emotions, exploring its impact, the role of hormones, and strategies for empowerment. Understanding this complex interplay is the key to fostering a supportive environment for girls with ADHD, paving the way…
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Unlock productivity with our comprehensive guide on overcoming ADHD procrastination. Break tasks into manageable steps, set realistic goals, and harness visual aids for lasting change.
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The article discusses how parents and teachers can support students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) to succeed in school. Key strategies include maintaining open communication, providing consistent routines, implementing tailored accommodations, encouraging self-advocacy, and promoting healthy lifestyle habits. Insights on a child’s condition and feedback on classroom strategies should be shared collaboratively. Lifestyle…