ADHD and Emotional Intelligence

ADHD and Emotional Intelligence

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An ADHD diagnosis may last a lifetime... but that's no reason for it to define your child's life. Are you feeling tired, strung-out, and out of patience with your child's ADHD, even though you know it's not their fault? You are the only one who can truly advocate for your kid... but you also get to a point where you need some help and support yourself. ADHD requires a super-advanced level of parenting skills - but the good news is that those skills are within your reach... and the extra effort you put in now will pay off big time later. You're about to unlock the secrets to make their life - and yours - so much easier. In this practical and easy-to-follow book , you will discover: Proven ADHD life hacks that you can start using with your child today - so you can create a sense of peace for the whole family The full range of ADHD behaviors you might see, what to look out for, and how to avoid getting sucked into ADHD stereotypes and cliches The secret to NOT taking it personally when your kid acts up Why getting an early diagnosis is one of the best things you can do for your child Everything you need to know about getting a diagnosis
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A mom who has alexithymia is raising an autistic toddler. Ashauri had never known what happiness truly meant until she fell pregnant with her beautiful son, Cashton. Sadly, after she gave birth, the happiness she once felt went away and her life went back to being empty emotionally. With her son being autistic, Ashauri is relieved she doesn't have to fake a smile or make her voice higher than normal to give off the impression she's in a good mood. Her son couldn't tell the difference. Despite the rumors, Ashauri and Cashton's bond is like no other; they understand one another better than most. A simple glance can either make or break their decision on whether to continue whatever it is that has their attention. The two didn't depend on words because neither of them enjoyed talking. Apathetic: having or showing little or no emotion; indifferent. Alexithymia is when a person has difficulty experiencing, identifying, and expressing emotions. Intermittent explosive disorder involves repeated, sudden episodes of impulsive, aggressive, violent behavior or angry verbal outbursts in which you react grossly out of proportion to the situation. -

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