Blog Posts

Popsicles in Space

I’m always inspired by the incredible work of educators who go above and beyond to support children with ADHD and executive function challenges. Marlo Neuhaus-Franks, a graduate of my ADHD Teacher Trainer Academy and a dedicated school vice principal, has turned her personal experiences into a powerful resource for families. Her book, Popsicles in Space, was … Read more

Mastering Time with ADHD

I’m excited to welcome Dr. Tamara Rosier as a guest blogger! Tamara is a brilliant ADHD coach, educator, and the founder of the ADHD Center of West Michigan. She has a deep understanding of the ADHD brain and offers practical strategies to help individuals manage their time and energy more effectively. In this post, she … Read more

5 Tips to Tame Screen Time

Winter brings shorter days, longer nights, and more time indoors. And what do kids naturally reach for? That’s right—screens. Kids often gravitate to screens when they’re bored, whether it’s a tablet, gaming console, TV remote, or phone. And what could be more boring than being stuck inside on a cold, wintery day? Let’s discuss their … Read more

What the U.S. Department of Education Does – and Does Not Do

As we discuss the role of the U.S. Department of Education, it’s important to be clear about what it does and does not do. Here is a brief summary: What the Department of Education Does: Provides funding to school districts serving lower-income communities under Title I (a federal program established by Congress, which only Congress … Read more

4 Tips to Make Your Mornings Less Hectic

By Parent Coach Jodi Hogan How often have you found yourself racing around in the morning to find your child’s missing shoe or lunchbox? Are you asking him for the 5th time if he has brushed his teeth? I have often found my morning routine turned upside down by my kids’ time blindness and disorganization … Read more

Why Closing the Department of Education Would Undermine Special Needs Students, Marginalized Communities, and Equitable Access for All

By Cindy Goldrich, Ed.M., ADHD-CCSP, ADHD Coach and Teacher Trainer NOTE: I recognize this is a sensitive and complex political issue, and I do not share my perspective lightly. I believe that good, kind, and intelligent people can hold varying opinions on this topic. I aim to foster open, respectful dialogue and welcome thoughtful discussion … Read more

What’s Really at Stake for Public Education? A Personal Note

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I don’t usually talk about politics, but as someone who has spent years working with families and children facing the challenges of ADHD and other learning differences, I feel compelled to speak on an issue that hits close to home. I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the growing conversation around school choice—whether funds should … Read more

Transforming the School Experience with Little-Known Coaching Strategies

I was honored to be a featured speaker at the 2024 Global ADHD Parenting Summit, where experts from around the world came together to support and empower parents raising children with ADHD. The event offered practical tools, fresh perspectives, and heartfelt encouragement for navigating the many layers of ADHD parenting. In my interview session, “Transforming … Read more