
This is a podcast where I speak straight into the heart and mind of kids with ADHD. Helping them learn and understand the way their brain is wired differently and come up with tools and strategies that work best for them! This is a great conversation tool for trusted adults to use as you navigate this diagnosis alongside your child. I have many wonderful guests who are full of knowledge and great ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 213 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Education for KidsKids & Family | |||

What if a hard day isn't the end of your story...but just a plot twist!?
In this episode, we're talking about what it means to flip the script when your ADHD brain gets stuck in a hard moment, a big feeling, or a mistake. You will learn why you don... more
Have you ever wondered. "Why can't my brain just work like everyone else's!?" If so, you are not alone and we need to recognize any false belief that we are broken and need to be fixed, not true! Instead, we need to celebrate our differences and figu... more
Have you ever noticed that your brain has a story about you!? Maybe it says, "I always mess things up." Or "I'm not good at this." Or maybe, "everyone else can do this, so why can't I?"
If you've ever had thoughts like these, I want you to know tha... more
Hey friends! You made it to the end of our "Training Your Brain to Notice" series. This series, we discovered that your ADHD brain isn't bad at noticing- it often notices differently and more intensely!
We explored routines, spaces, your body, ever... more
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I like to use fidgets when Iām working on something. In one of the episodes, I heard about the awfulizer and the awesomizer. That really helped me thanks. Also, in episode 99 I liked the skill of putting something cold on your forehead, to help when you feel upset. I was diagnosed with ADHD a while ago, and ever since, Iāve had super huge emotions and feel like nobody else understands me. This podcast is SUPER HELPFUL!!:) Thank you so much for taking your time to share great skills to help me an... more
I am a 8 year old girl with ADHD and I love it! I have my 504 plan because of my ADHD and this rly helped! Thanks!
I like to use fidgets when Iām working on something. But if Iām able to, I would go outside to make a fairy house or something using nature. Thatās because I looooooooove nature. In the next episode, I heard about the awfulizer and the awesomizer. Now I ām going to just run to Target to get the book about the awfulizer and the awesomeizer! In episode 99 I liked the skill of putting something cold on your forehead, to help when you feel upset. Thank you for all of the great skills to help calm m... more
Hey! Im 11 and i was diagnosed with ADHD and Anxiety about 2 months ago and this podcast has been really good to help me understand myself.
This pod cast helps me so much (I was just recently diagnosed with ADHD and autism) this very much helps me understand how my brain works. :)
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A kid-focused ADHD series blends practical strategies with warm, family-oriented guidance. Across episodes, topics regularly center on ADHD management for children, sleep and routines, movement and music as regulation tools, and navigating school and screen time with a compassionate, researcher-informed approach. Guests range from clinicians and educators to kid participants and creator-entrepreneur teams building ADHD-friendly tech and storytelling apps. A standout element is the consistent emphasis on empowering families with simple, actionable techniques delivered in a soothing, age-appropriate voice, making it approachable for both kids and their trusted adults.
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