Does your son with ADHD say "No" to anything new or unfamiliar? Many parents of kids with ADHD unintentionally accommodate their son's inflexibility which can easily lead to greater inflexibility. When inflexibility is accommodated between ages 14-15 many boys reach an "inflexibility tipping point" in which they become more inflexible and are less receptive to accepting help or trying new things. This often can be detrimental to their social relationships with peers as well.
Hi, I'm Ryan (ADHD Dude). I'm a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, School Social Worker and a Dad. I specialize in working with guys with ADHD and their parents. All the videos I make for kids are in the Dude Talk playlists.
ADHD Dude is a revolutionary approach to addressing ADHD-related challenges, designed for the male brain. I make videos for parents as well as dudes in elementary school through high school. Videos for kids can be found under the "Dude Talk" playlists.
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