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Complex Kids Part Two With Elaine Taylor Klaus
Complex Kids Part Two With Elaine Taylor Klaus
Complex Kids Part Two With Elaine Taylor Klaus
Tuesday 6th September 2022
Elaine Taylor Klaus shares tips on parent coaching for ADHD kids, focusing on time management, attention, and emotional skills. Listen now!
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Get the buttons here!Mastering Parent Coaching for Kids with ADHD: Insights from Elaine Taylor Klaus
We have to give parents permission to do that and we have to ask parents questions. And, as a clinician, this is prompting me to think: okay, if I see a child- and on their problem list it says adhd, generalized anxiety disorder, to stop and think okay, is the anxiety secondary to just the adhd?
Ever feel like you’re drowning in advice on how to parent a child with ADHD? In this episode of 'ADHD Focus', Dr. David Pomeroy sits down with Elaine Taylor Klaus, the author of 'Essential Guide to Raising Complex Kids', to cut through the noise and offer real, actionable tips for parents. Elaine brings her wealth of experience as both a coach and a parent of complex kids, making her insights not just theoretical but deeply practical. Elaine and Dr.
Pomeroy dive into the nitty-gritty of parent coaching, focusing on essential skills like managing time, attention, and emotions. They discuss the importance of meeting children where they are and highlight the role of virtual coaching and online resources in today’s digital age. Elaine stresses that understanding your child’s unique needs is key, and she shares strategies to help parents navigate this often overwhelming journey. One of the standout points Elaine makes is about the value of behavior training for parents.
She explains how recognizing and addressing parent discomfort can significantly impact a child's progress. Elaine’s personal anecdotes add a layer of authenticity and relatability, making her advice all the more compelling. Elaine also challenges clinicians to rethink their approach, urging them to consider whether a child's anxiety might be secondary to ADHD. This episode is a treasure trove of wisdom for anyone involved in raising or supporting children with ADHD, offering both professional insights and heartfelt personal experiences.
Tune in to learn how to equip your child with the skills they need to thrive while also taking care of yourself as a parent. It’s not just about surviving; it’s about thriving together.