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Slow Processing Speed
Slow Processing Speed
Slow Processing Speed
Monday 15th February 2021
Dr. Ellen Braaten explains slow processing speed in kids with ADHD and offers practical tips for parents on 'ADHD Unpacked'.
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Get the buttons here!Understanding Slow Processing Speed in Kids with ADHD: Insights from Dr. Ellen Braaten
Knowing what the problem is can already make it somewhat better.
Imagine trying to run a race while stuck in slow motion. That's what life can feel like for kids with slow processing speed, often linked with ADHD. In this episode of 'ADHD Unpacked', Dr. David Pomeroy sits down with Dr. Ellen Braaten, a leading expert from Harvard Medical School, to untangle this perplexing issue.
If you've ever wondered why your child takes forever to get ready for school or struggles to keep up with their peers, this conversation is a must-listen. Dr. Braaten breaks down what slow processing speed really means and how it manifests in everyday life, both at home and in the classroom. She shares practical tips for parents on how to support their children, making those morning routines a bit smoother and homework time less stressful. With her extensive experience, Dr.
Braaten offers a compassionate look at the challenges these kids face and how small adjustments can make a big difference. You'll hear real-life stories that bring these concepts to life, making it easier to relate and understand the nuances of slow processing speed. Whether your child is dealing with ADHD or you suspect slow processing speed might be the primary issue, this episode provides valuable insights that can help you navigate these hurdles more effectively. Join Dr. Pomeroy and Dr.
Braaten for an enlightening discussion that not only sheds light on slow processing speed but also offers hope and practical advice for making daily life a bit easier. Perfect for parents, teachers, and anyone involved in the lives of kids with ADHD.