Posts Tagged ‘ADHD’

Why, Forbrain® Headphones are a worthwhile investment

Nov 10 2022

Usha Patel

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How we we perceive, assimilate, analyse and adjust to new information through sound is a natural process which relies on the listener being able to discriminate between sounds, patterns of sound in language and integration of rhythm – but for some children, the process is more difficult, not because they have hearing issues but their brains struggle to decipher and make sense of sounds for example having trouble differentiating between ‘f’ or ‘th’ sounds.

Is your teenage / University child having problems with Time-Management?

Oct 27 2022

Usha Patel

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infographic of time management hack for teenagers / university students

This is a blog summary for this week’s blog post – read in full here. It helps parents deal with their University child having problems with Time-Management.

It only takes a minute…to find your flow!

Oct 13 2022

Usha Patel

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father checking his watch and messages in front of a computer posing for mums magazine

How you react depends on your disposition towards time. Are you a person who meticulously measures time, or maybe you are a person who says, ‘It takes as long as it takes!’? Most adults fall somewhere in the middle.

However you look at it, time management can be a very contentious issue in the modern world. We’re often expected to conform to some sort of average, some sort of “normal”, but how many of us actually fit into this? And how can we cope if we fall a long way to one side or the other of what we think society expects?

ADHD Channelling the Condition into a Positive Attribute

Nov 29 2017

maiteferrin

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ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder), or ADD (Attention Deficit Disorder, without hyperactivity) are the most common neuropsychiatric conditions in childhood and adolescence. They are the second most frequent medical conditions in childhood after asthma.