As the new school year approaches, check out Dr. Hallowell’s advice for how to help your children with ADHD get on (and stay on) the right track.

This month, we’re featuring Lauren Wilson as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Learn more about Lauren’s background, who/what inspires her, and what she enjoys doing in her free time.

Parent Coach Peggy Gomula writes about the power of letting children with ADHD be themselves. Read her perspective as the mother of three daughters with ADHD.

Hallowell Todaro Center Co-Fouder Lesley Todaro shares her thoughts on the potential to someday edit out ADHD-causing genes. She reflects on the gifts we may miss in the quest to erase ADHD completely.

On most days I would pick up my children from school and ask, “How was your day?” I usually got a one-word answer. And then I discovered the value of asking a more open question like, “Tell me the best part of your day.” And when I did that the words spilled out!

Summer camps are a great way to add structure to the shapeless summer months without subjecting your child to anything too stuffy or “school-like.” Here’s a list of camps, both local and further afield, that we think kids with ADHD will love.

This month, we’re featuring Stacie Frank as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Learn more about Stacie’s background, who/what inspires her, and what she enjoys doing in her free time.

Parent Coach Peggy Gomula shares an important reminder to parents: having children should be FUN! Read her insight into why this is important to keep in mind despite the inevitable challenges of parenting.

This month, we’re featuring Jenny Chiang as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Learn more about Jenny’s background, who/what inspires her, and what she enjoys doing in her free time.

A common concern we often hear from parents is that they, too, have a hard time getting calm when their child has escalated. Here are four simple strategies to practice and add to your parent survival basket to help YOU find calm in the midst of your child’s meltdowns.

What do we do when the way we express love doesn’t feel like it’s enough? When the Golden Rule doesn’t work for you, the first thing to recognize is that it just means the other person is an individual with their own needs and desires.

Our Intern Kelsey explains how exercise benefits not just the body, but also the brain. She describes how this is particularly true for adults and children with ADHD. Read about the science and get inspired!

This month, we’re featuring Dr. Polo DeCano as part of our ‘Meet Our Team’ series. Learn more about Polo’s background, who/what inspires him, and what he enjoys doing in his free time.

In her latest blog post, Parent Coach Peggy Gomula discusses how difficult it can be to remain patient while parenting a child with ADHD, and why it’s important to forgive yourself for past mistakes.

We parents MUST remember to care for ourselves in order to best care for our children. Practicing self-nurture regularly is our best defense against common parenting crises, and it builds up reserves for the bigger parenting emergencies.

The holidays can feel chaotic, claustrophobic, and just downright crazy. Here are some of our favorite articles and videos from around the web offering tips and tricks for staying happy and healthy during the holidays.