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What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew

Sharon Saline

The 5 C's of ADHD parenting serve as a guide to lead your child towards success. Self-control allows you to exemplify emotional regulation, while compassion fosters trust and empathy. Encouraging collaboration allows your child to actively contribute to solutions, and consistency aids in making new behaviors permanent. Lastly, celebrating both minor and major accomplishments boosts self-confidence and motivation. Raising a child with ADHD presents distinctive challenges, but it also brings unique joy as you observe their development. Adhering to the 5 C’s transforms you into your child’s ally, fostering a relationship based on cooperation rather than correction. Your youngster will make the most of their extraordinary brain with patience and collaboration. The 5 C’s enable you to recognize their strengths while nurturing the skills they need to prosper.

children

psychology

ADHD

educational

12 min

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What's it about?

What Your ADHD Child Wishes You Knew offers parents information about the struggles and realities faced by kids with ADHD. Emphasizing the significance of communication and teamwork between parents and kids, this book introduces the Five Cs to support a child with ADHD. Acquire the skills you need to help your child use their capacity in the most efficient way.

Book summary

Sharon Saline is a clinical psychologist specializing in ADHD, anxiety, learning differences and mental health issues and their impact on school and family dynamics for over 30 years.

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Cognitive control skills

Self-Control

Compassion

Collaboration

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