ADHD Children Social Skills Tips | Parenting Challenge/Support Video Released
Jun 1, 2022
San Diego,United States - June 1, 2022 /PressCable/ —
The latest launch from BrainWorx takes an in-depth look at strategies that can be used by parents of children with ADHD to help them develop and expand their social skills. The company is dedicated to the furtherance of non-pharmacological solutions for Autism spectrum disorders.
More details can be found at https://www.brainworxmembers.com/ldzkgfsg
The interview explores some of the reasons why ADHD children struggle when it comes to social situations. Caroline Macquire explains how overwhelming life can be to these children. The video can be accessed without charge via the BrainWorx YouTube channel.
According to Autism Parenting Magazine, the number of kids now known to have autism disorders is a staggering 241% higher than baseline statistics in 2000. CDC data reveals that prevalence is not linked to socioeconomic status but incidence levels are higher among males.
Viewers can enjoy Caroline’s wide-ranging discussion with BrainWorx founders Bob Dietrich and Alma Galvan, exploring some proven approaches to mitigate the stressful social experiences of children with ADHD.
Among the tips offered in the interview is using open-ended questions. This encourages children to speak and share their perspectives, allowing parents to understand what their child is experiencing in emotional terms and arming them with more information to be able to help. Open questions such as “how?”, “why?”, and “what?” encourage discussion and thought.
Another section of the piece underlines the importance of listening for parents of ADHD children. Rather than criticizing or scolding their kids when they have misbehaved, Caroline discusses exploring incidents with children through questions like, ‘what do you find difficult?’ and ‘what went on with you?’.
Another idea covered in the video is social spying – giving children a mission to listen and observe what is going on around them at school including body language and other people’s reactions.
About BrainWorx
The organization has helped thousands of children living with autism, and their families, overcome behavioral and emotional challenges without the need for prescription medication. The BrainWorx Advanced Program is designed to reorganize the brain to promote a sense of calm, focus, and rational thinking.
A spokesperson says, “As parents, we assume we know what’s happening with our kids, and a lot of times we wait and see if things will improve. Most kids with ADHD don’t just get better with time, we have to directly guide them and teach them.”
With the release of its latest interview with Caroline Macquire, BrainWorx continues to empower children and parents living with ADHD.
For more information, and to watch the interview in full, please visit https://www.brainworxmembers.com/ldzkgfsg
Contact Info:
Name: Bob Dietrich
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Organization: BrainWorx
Address: 5041 Artesian Street, San Diego, CA 92117, United States
Website: https://brainworxinc.com
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