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Parent Your ADHD Child with Confidence is a parenting podcast for parents and caregivers raising children with ADHD and learning differences.
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IEP Advocacy: When Parents Should Bring in a Special Education Advocate or Attorney with Richard Isaacs (opens the original)
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Navigating an IEP can feel overwhelming—especially when you’re not sure whether your child is actually getting the support they need. When should you bring in a special education advocate? When might you need an attorney? And does bringing outside support into an IEP meeting automatically make things adversarial? In this episode of Parent Your ADHD Child with Confidence!, Jenny talks with Richard Isaacs, owner of California Special Needs Law Group, about how families can advocate more confidentl
Why Your Teen With ADHD “Doesn’t Care” About School—and What Actually Builds Motivation (opens the original)
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Does your teen with ADHD seem like they simply don’t care about school? Maybe they’re missing assignments, settling for lower grades than they’re capable of, procrastinating until the last minute, or shrugging and saying, “Whatever.” It’s easy to interpret that behavior as laziness or a lack of motivation. But there may be much more happening underneath. In this episode of Parent Your ADHD Child with Confidence!, Jenny explains why motivation works differently for many teens with ADHD—and why “I
Twice-Exceptional Kids: How to Build Confidence by Focusing on Strengths with Sam Young (opens the original)
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Does your child seem years ahead in one area and years behind in another? Maybe they can explain incredibly advanced ideas but forget assignments. Perhaps they can talk endlessly about history, coding, science, or another passion—but struggle socially, emotionally, or academically in ways that don't seem to match their intelligence. Your child may have what is known as a twice-exceptional, or 2e, profile. In today's episode, Jenny talks with Sam Young, founder and Head of School at Young Scholar
4 Ways to Help Your ADHD Child Manage Stress, Overwhelm & Academic Pressure (opens the original)
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School pressure. Social pressure. Activities. Friendships. College planning. Family expectations. For many kids and teens, it can feel like there's always something they should be doing—and for students with ADHD, managing all of those demands can become especially overwhelming. In this episode, Jenny Drennan breaks down what stress can actually look like in children and teens and shares four practical ways parents can help their child decompress and regulate during busy seasons. We discuss: Sig
Why Parent Involvement in School Matters: How to Support Your ADHD Child’s Learning Without Taking Over (opens the original)
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You may hear “parent involvement” and immediately picture volunteering in an elementary classroom or attending every school event. But involvement can look very different—especially as your child gets older. In this episode, Jenny talks about the powerful role parents play in shaping their child’s relationship with school and learning. Your child may not always show it, particularly during the teen years, but your interest, attitude, and involvement still matter. For children with ADHD and other
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