Books can help children cope with tough experiences, their hard feelings, and help with your connection to them. A Terrible Thing Happened provides an easy to relate to character who lives through trauma. This book will be a welcome tool for families to help their children heal.
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Not Exactly As Planned, is a masterpiece about adoption, FASD, parenting, and many related and nuanced themes. It is a must read for any parent who is raising an adopted child, one with FASD, or really any struggles.
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Learn how to heal children from hard places, based on the techniques from the book The Connected Parent. Parental connection can heal all wounds.
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Determining exactly what is underneath the behaviors of concern is key in the ADHD/trauma dance. Depending on the answer, treatment looks different. For each child, an individualized
intervention is imperative. As parents there are several factors to consider.
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Knowing about the connection and overlap between ADHD and trauma makes all the difference in assessing and treating ADHD and trauma. If your child has an ADHD diagnoses, takes meds, but something just doesn’t feel right and they are not responding to the meds, listen to your gut. Although ADHD and trauma may both be playing a part in your child’s life, a customized approach is the key to helping them live their best lives.
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