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10 Tips For Parents of Children With ADHD

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3) Start parent-teacher meetings early in the school year

“I always recommend that parents keep in fairly frequent contact with teachers to see how their child is managing in school - well before the first regularly scheduled parent-teacher conference,” said Andrea Stephenson, a clinical psychologist who works with children who have ADHD.

“I often tell parents who suspect ADHD in their children to talk to teachers even before school starts if possible. If a teacher knows that there may be a problem, they can put strategies in place in the classroom to help the student start out the year being successful. It is very difficult to come back and make up time and teaching if problems drag on for too long.”

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For parents of children newly diagnosed with ADHD, it may seem overwhelming at first to adjust your life to best accommodate your children. However, three experts provide 10 tips for you to make the process a little easier at the end of ADHD Awareness Month.

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