EFFECTIVE SOLUTIONS FOR PARENTS OF CHILDREN WITH ADHD
I’m Ryan and I created ADHD Dude because I realized that most families of kids with ADHD were getting ineffective help, losing valuable time and spending a lot of money with little results. ADHD Dude provides families with the training they need to help their child build skills, improve behavior, and most importantly — feel better about themselves.
For families struggling with ADHD, there is effective help that is aligned with research data and the American Association of Pediatrics treatment recommendations. ADHD Dude is for families who need real help, right now.
DOES YOUR CHILD STRUGGLE WITH
- Has a hard time sensing the passage of time
- Difficulty tolerating boredom
- Has a hard time with structured writing assignments
- Believes homework will take much longer than it actually will
- Struggles during unstructured times
- Has difficulty working with others/being flexible
- Struggles with reading comprehension (remembers details but has a hard time summarizing)
- Has a hard time recalling how they performed a task in the past
- Difficulty with future planning (thinking ahead)
- Becomes easily distracted and/or wastes time with trivial matters
- Focuses on small details and has a hard time getting the “bigger picture”
- Has a messy school backpack or carries around too much
- Completes homework but forgets to turn it in
- Not responsible with belongings, tends to lose things
- Quick to anger/”meltdowns” and will be remoreful later
- Difficulty not getting their way or letting things go
- Inflexible, prone to “black or white” thinking
- Will exhibit negative behaviors & treat family poorly at home but will not exhibit same behaviors outside of home, or when others are present
- Tries to exert control through threats
- Becomes explosive when told to get off screens or video games
- Propensity to complain and be negative
- Argumentative, will say “No” to anything new/unfamiliar
- Will be critical of others but extremely sensitive to perceived criticism (Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria)
- Can become physically agressive when not getting their way
- Can be impulsive, appears to do things without thinking about outcome or consequences
- Appears to not learn from past experiences
- Has difficulty understanding how they come across to others (perspective-taking)
- Relates better to younger kids or adults than similar-age peers
- Propensity to be inflexible, bossy or controlling
- Can make friends but has trouble keeping them
- Can do O.K. in structured social situations but struggles in unstructured social situations
- Does not express interest or make an effort to spend time with peers outside of school/structured activities
- Friends started to distance themselves in 5th or 6th grade
- Difficulty “reading a room” or understanding what to do in unstructured social situations (like recess)
- Propensity to use humor inapropriately
- Quick to say “No” to any new/unfamiliar social experiences
WHAT WE OFFER
ADHA Dude follows the American Academy of Pediatrics treatment recommendations for ADHD
WHAT PARENTS & PROFESSIONALS ARE SAYING ABOUT ADHD DUDE
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