Screentime rules and internet safety

There’s no one set of rules for screentime that are right for every family. Only you can judge how much screen time is suitable for your family and you mustn’t let other peoples rules dictate your own. Use rules as a means to reduce arguments and upset – if everyone knows what the expectations are … Continue reading Screentime rules and internet safety

Join in valuable research into eating behaviours and ADHD.

Are you over 16, with/without ADHD, and want to contribute to research about the link between eating behaviours and ADHD? Your contribution would be truly valuable! By completing this anonymous online survey you will be helping this research team to better understand the relationship between ADHD and disordered eating, characteristics, which may lead to prevention … Continue reading Join in valuable research into eating behaviours and ADHD.

Practical tips for grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins supporting a relative with ADHD

Things to consider to help support a child who is relative with ADHD and their parents. Learning more about ADHD – If you are keen to learn more about ADHD and some of the topics that we cover, please sign up for our fortnightly newsletter.  Our newsletter aims to cover topics relevant to families and … Continue reading Practical tips for grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins supporting a relative with ADHD

Supporting your child through change

Change can be an unsettling time for children with ADHD and they may find it challenging to express how they are feeling. In our recent webinar with Emma Weaver of the ADHD Foundation titled ‘Supporting your child’s reurn to school’, Emma shared some great techniques to help calm and regulate children and ways to open … Continue reading Supporting your child through change