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As much as you love them, parenting a child or teen with ADHD can feel confusing and exhausting. And if you're an ADHDer yourself, the daily demands of parenting can feel even harder.
In Parenting and ADHD, psychologist and ADHD specialist, Janelle Booker, answers the 40 most common questions and difficulties from her clinical work with ADHDers.
This course is for you if:
- you're parenting a child or teen with ADHD, or you’re a parent who is an ADHDer.
- parenting often feels harder than it seems for other families.
- you want practical strategies that strengthen connection and reduce conflict.
- you'd like to better understand emotional outbursts, motivation, school, and family life.
- you'd like information you can watch, read or listen to in a way that suits you.
Watch the brief video below where Janelle responds to the following common difficulty for mothers who are ADHDers:
“My partner is such a loving mother and wife and she is often great fun to be around. But she thinks she’s a failure. Even though I know she tries really hard, our house is almost always a mess and it’s hard for her to keep on top of everything. I genuinely don’t mind but she compares herself to the other mums she knows and I see how painful this is for her.”