It might be difficult for parents with neurodiverse children to leap into homeschooling. Many U.S. public schools aren’t equipped to handle children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), which can lead to victimization, emotional distress, and academic failure. However, homeschooling has many downsides, including social isolation. The question then … [Read more...] about Ten black parenting perspectives on ADHD
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Calm parents can help calm kids with ADHD
Awareness about and diagnosis of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in minority populations in the United States has increased over the past decade. The higher numbers diagnosed likely are the result of more widespread attention to signs, symptoms, and diagnosis. As a result, ADHD has been increasingly recognized among African Americans. As challenging as it can … [Read more...] about Calm parents can help calm kids with ADHD
ADHD’s severity in women and girls is often overlooked
Women are often seen as talkative by nature, but the reality is, sometimes it can be more than that. Unfortunately, because of this stereotype, many people, doctors included, assume women don’t suffer as much from attention- deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) as men. Furthermore, new findings suggest the medical community doesn’t appreciate the frequency and severity of ADHD … [Read more...] about ADHD’s severity in women and girls is often overlooked