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The package arrives on Tuesday. Another one shows up Thursday. By Saturday, your teen is staring at an almost empty account and saying, with complete sincerity, “Wait, where did all my money go?” Welcome to the strange world of small purchases that somehow become one very large surprise. For some teens with ADHD, spending can […]

It is 4:15 in the afternoon, your teen walks through the door, drops the backpack, snaps at a perfectly innocent question, and looks ready to declare war because someone ate the last cookie. Teenage hormones may be part of the picture, but sometimes the story is simpler. They barely ate lunch, forgot to drink water, […]

Ever noticed how a hungry child can go from perfectly cheerful to deeply offended by the wrong color cup in about twelve seconds? There is a reason we use phrases like “gut feeling” and “butterflies in my stomach.” The digestive system and brain are in constant communication through what researchers call the gut brain axis. […]

A hand dryer roars to life in a public restroom. Someone starts chewing gum in the car. A balloon appears at a birthday party and suddenly the whole afternoon feels like a countdown to disaster. To one person, these are ordinary sounds. To someone with sound sensitivity, they can bring intense discomfort, fear, anger, or […]

“Sit still, close your eyes, and clear your mind.” For some kids, that instruction sounds less like relaxation and more like an impossible pop quiz. Their foot is tapping, their fingers are exploring the carpet, they can hear the refrigerator humming from two rooms away, and now an adult wants them to think about nothing. […]