
The ADHD Parenting Podcast helps parents of children and teens with ADHD improve behavior, emotional regulation, executive function, and cooperation at home and school. Hosted by Ryan Wexelblatt, LCSW, founder of ADHD Dude, and Mike McLeod, SLP, executive function specialist and author of The Executive Function Playbook, each episode delivers practical, evidence-informed strategies for reducing co... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 66 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ParentingKids & Family | |||

Hosts Ryan and Mike deliver the high school companion to their elementary and middle school back-to-school episode, focusing on the shift parents need to make from managing their teen to consulting.
Find Mike @ www.grownowadhd.com... more
Hosts Ryan and Mike share the three things that will have the biggest impact on an ADHD child's school year — and none of them involve buying supplies. First, they explain why setting clear, specific expectations before school starts (morning routine... more
Hosts Ryan and Mike make the case that children with ADHD don't need fewer responsibilities — they need better-scaffolded, consistent ones. They introduce the idea of a "competent role": an ongoing, child-owned job that genuinely matters to the famil... more
In part two of this two-part series, Mike and Ryan discuss why families often abandon medication too quickly after a single difficult trial, the importance of trial-and-error in finding the right medication regimen, and why genetic testing isn't the ... more
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I have loved these episodes- they give me strategies to implement and also give me confidence I am doing the right things for my son knowing they backed in science rather than opinion.
This has been so helpful, I am beginning to understand my child more and more. Thanks you so much for a practical real life podcast that gives actionable advice
One question I have is after listening to your episode on consequences, I was wondering what are examples of consequences? Four year-old son has ADHD and very quickly reacts by swearing and hitting me the mom in particular.. I routinely respond by saying don’t hit mom and. I get up and walk away. I say when he can be kinder. I will list... more
This podcast has done so much for me in the few weeks since I’ve discovered it. My son was diagnosed earlier this month with ADHD. This podcast has helped me understand his brain and given insight into the diagnosis. It’s helped me understand practical ways I can help my son and I feel like a better parent having listened. Thank you!
Like many parents with adhd kids, I was diagnosed after my son. Before having my own children, I taught young children and was always passionate about eradicating shame from the learning process while having high expectations for both the children that struggled and for the classroom community.
Fast-forward to 2026, when I stumbled upon your podcast in one of my crusades to improve the peace in my family. To be frank, my marriage was suffering because my husband and I had wildly different pe... more
I appreciate the research and evidence based approach these two take, rather than repeating the pseudoscience so commonly found in the social media world. As a licensed clinical social worker who works in schools and also a parent of a son with ADHD, I have learned more from this podcast and Michael’s book, that I have from my 14 years of direct experience. As a result of the information provided, I now feel equipped to service my students and families better and to create a home environment mor... more
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A practical, evidence-informed show focused on parenting children and teens with ADHD. Across episodes, the hosts emphasize evidence-based behavior strategies, executive function support, and school collaboration to reduce family conflict, build routines, and foster independence. Notable traits include a no-nonsense, research-grounded approach, a strong emphasis on parent training and real-world applications, and guest content that centers on actionable guidance rather than theory alone. Listeners often praise actionable tips, clarity on meds and school supports, and the hosts' experience helping families manage ADHD with compassion and structure.
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