…is the author of Why Will No One Play with Me, an award-winning book designed to coach emotional regulation, social and self-awareness, and responsible decision-making skills. She founded the Fundamentals…

…received two highly acclaimed awards: American Book Fest’s Best Book Award and Moms Choice Awards’ Gold Medal. A magna cum laude graduate of Brown University, Dr. Saline received her master’s…

…concept of overparenting versus supportive parenting. Their results help us understand how helicopter parenting and supportive parenting affect teens and young adults. The researchers worked with college- students and found…

…University, is on a mission: to help young people discover their purpose in life. Doing so, she says, carries with it a number of potential benefits, among them, healthier and…

…CHADD’s Lifetime Achievement Award in 2014 and Hall of Fame award in 2006. She was a popular author on ADHD who contributed many articles to CHADD’s Attention magazine, a former…

…for adolescents and young adults with ADHD during the pandemic? In this research update, the first study examined the experience of loneliness for college students with ADHD during COVID-19 and…

…or young adults who struggle with some aspects of life, learning, or both. They may not have a diagnosis at all; they may have a single diagnosis, such as dyslexia…

…son left home for college, Sonya began renting bedrooms to young people she came across whose lives were even more dysfunctional than her own. Although she told herself that she…

…attention to race, because there are disparities and they are based upon race. Too often, Black young men, they’re more likely to be diagnosed with conduct disorder or oppositional defiant…

…suggested children’s activities to review and prepare before the chaos sets in. FOR YOUNG CHILDREN ● With a small child, the cooling-off activity could be as simple as “come and…

…create lifelong memories. Here are eight of their proven travel tips.   1Begin while they’re young. Michelle Zeihr, a Canadian from Barrie, Ontario, believes parents should start kids traveling as…

…young, continue to read to them every night. Add excitement with your voice and body language. Discuss the characters, settings, and plot, and talk about how the characters and story…