144: Do you have a plan for the next time you're triggered?

In this episode I share a personal story of how I tried to willpower my way through a very triggering day. And how UNSUCCESSFUL I was in doing so. And I talk about how I learned from it. It's not your typical way, in fact, it takes journaling about it to the next level and actually gives us data to analyze in order to know what to do in the future.

I'm excited for you to listen to this episode and make sure you sign up for the masterclass to have the latest dates and times to get all this info for yourself!

🎉STOP YELLING! How to create a resilient and responsive ADHD home🎉

If you are sick and tired of the same repetitive behaviors and want to see real and permanent changes with you and your ADHD child, make sure you attend my upcoming FREE masterclass.

I will walk you through my proprietary 8 step method that will teach you exactly what needs to be in place in order to see the changes you want to see.

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160: Frustration INTOLERANCE and how to not join your ADHD kid in their meltdown

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24 Elo 33min

159: Does your ADHD kid tell you what they're doing INSTEAD of doing what you just asked!?!?!

This was a HUGE ah ha moment for me and my ADHD son this summer. We've been in this pattern for as long as he's been able to talk. I ask him to do something, he tells me what he's doing instead. This ...

17 Elo 23min

158: My ADHD kid can't tolerate losing!

This episode I share how a bowling trip went from pure chaos to a moderately enjoyable evening. If you have a child who hates losing, will do everything in their power to change the outcome of a game,...

10 Elo 24min

157: Why so many high-achieving moms feel exhausted with Dr. Anne Welsh

Get ready for an amazing conversation with Dr. Anne Welsh, a psychologist, executive coach, working mother, and the author of the upcoming book, Ambitious Mother: From Surviving to Thriving in Your Ca...

3 Elo 36min

156: Prep your ADHD kid for a successful back to school with Dr. Norrine Russell

With only a couple weeks left of summer, we can intentionally get our ADHD kids prepped for back to school with the help of the amazing Dr. Norrine Russell. Dr. Russell is going to give us SO much wis...

27 Heinä 36min

155: Does your ADHD kid think they're "the bad kid?" And do you agree?

In this emotional episode I share a deeply pivotal moment in my son's ADHD journey. This is the episode for every parent who's said the unplanned, unfiltered thing and immediately hated themselves for...

20 Heinä 30min

154: Dr. Siggie! What to do instead of punishments

The one, the only, Dr. Siggie is on the podcast!! Dr. Siggie is a globally-recognized child behavioral and developmental specialist, known to millions of parents as the "Child Whisperer." Dr. Siggie h...

13 Heinä 53min

153: Why is it so hard to say YES to your ADHD kid?

This past weekend we had experienced several bumpy moments with my ADHD son. Things that we had been working on that weren't clicking the way I had hoped. Then we had a decent chunk of time where thin...

6 Heinä 15min