Does Your Child Seem Full of Energy and Struggle to Focus?

"Activities and Exercises for Children with ADHD. A Practical Guide for Parents and Teachers" offers a lifeline for anyone who cares for a child with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). This comprehensive guide goes beyond diagnosis, providing actionable strategies and exercises to empower both parents and teachers in supporting children with ADHD.

Inside you'll find:

• Understanding ADHD: Clear explanations of ADHD, its symptoms, and its impact on a child's life.


• Organizational Tools and Techniques: Practical strategies to create daily routines and manage clutter, fostering a sense of calm and order.


• Emotional Regulation Techniques: Techniques to help children identify and manage emotions, reducing meltdowns and fostering self-control.


• Engaging Activities: Fun-filled outdoor games, brain training exercises, and educational games that target focus and cognitive development.


• Creating a Sleep-Promoting Environment: Strategies to establish calming bedtime routines and ensure a good night's sleep, crucial for focus and well-being.


• Mindfulness and Relaxation Techniques: Guided meditations and breathing exercises to promote relaxation and focus before sleep or throughout the day.


• Communication and Collaboration: Tips for effective communication between parents and teachers, along with using apps to track progress and create a shared support system.


• Building a Support Network: Guidance on building a network of support, including family, friends, therapists, and educators, to create a positive and empowering environment for the child.


• Realistic Expectations: Setting achievable goals and fostering a positive outlook for a successful journey with ADHD.

"Activities and Exercises for Children with ADHD" is your one-stop resource for parents, teachers, and anyone who cares for a child with ADHD. This book equips you with the knowledge, tools, and support to create a thriving and successful environment for the energetic minds of children with ADHD.