048: How to Stop Battling with Your Child with ADHD
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In this episode of the podcast, I’m talking about how to finally stop battling with your child. Day in and day out, the challenging behaviors, the impulsivity, the seeming argumentativeness feel like we are battling with our kids. Sure, most of the triggers are symptoms of their ADHD and/or autism, but that doesn’t make it any easier or any less painful to accept these battles. But, the thing is, you don’t have to accept these battles — you can stop battling with your child. I’m not saying that you just don’t engage, although that’s a little part of it. I’m saying there’s a way to end the battles, most of them, and have a lot more calm and joy in your family. Listen in to learn more.
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Host of Beautifully Complex. I help stuck and struggling parents (educators, too) make the pivots necessary to unlock success and joy for neurodivergent kids and teens, themselves, and their families. I'm honored to be part of your journey!

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