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Hi! I love these podcasts! I have a 25 year old daughter who I think may have mild ADHD. She's one of those kids that always struggled for average and slipped through the cracks of school. I have terrible mom guilt cause I'm just now seeing this. She is currently working on getting her degree in early childhood education and its been a long and bumpy road. Any advice to help her make things less of a struggle? Thanks!
I would recommend that she connect with the disability services office at her college/university and see how they can support her and help her succeed. An ADHD Coach could really help as well. There are many great coaches, like Jeff Copper and John Tucker, to name a couple I know.