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ADHD Connect Podcast

ADHD Connect Podcast

著者： Dr. Tish Taylor Ph.D
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 Welcome to ADHD Connect with Dr. Tish Taylor, a podcast dedicated to helping parents, teachers, and families navigate the challenges of ADHD. Each episode explores practical strategies, expert insights, and research-backed solutions to support children with ADHD—whether at home, in school, or beyond. From understanding the unique traits of each child to implementing effective tools and techniques, Dr. Tish provides valuable guidance to help kids thrive and reach their full potential. Tune in for actionable advice, inspiring stories, and a supportive community. Let’s connect and make ADHD a strength!Dr. Tish Taylor, Ph.D 心理学 心理学・心の健康 衛生・健康的な生活
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  • Episode 18: Persistent Resistance: Helping Kids Move Past 'No Way' Thinking

    Episode 18: Persistent Resistance: Helping Kids Move Past 'No Way' Thinking
    2025/12/10
    In this episode of ADHD Connect, Dr. Tish Taylor explores a common but frustrating challenge for parents and caregivers—persistent resistance. Whether it’s homework avoidance, rigid eating habits, or social reluctance, some kids with ADHD dig in their heels and simply won’t budge. So what do we do when logic, encouragement, and even consequences aren’t enough?

    Dr. Taylor shares practical, compassionate strategies for working through these stuck points—without getting stuck yourself. You’ll learn how to:
    • Reframe the problem in a way that opens the door to cooperation
    • Use her “Disconnector” characters like No Way and One-Way Street to build awareness and spark change
    • Introduce new habits gradually and effectively with consistent encouragement
    • Stay persistent and positive, even when your child isn’t
    This episode is filled with real-world examples and realistic encouragement for families navigating those moments where progress feels impossible. Dr. Taylor reminds us that resistance is part of the journey—and with the right support, it can be overcome.
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    13 分
  • Episode 17: ADHD-Friendly Holiday Gift Ideas for Kids and Teens

    Episode 17: ADHD-Friendly Holiday Gift Ideas for Kids and Teens
    2025/11/26
    Looking for holiday gift ideas that go beyond the usual screens and gadgets? In this timely episode, Dr. Tish Taylor shares a thoughtful list of ADHD-friendly gifts for children and teens. These ideas are grounded in what actually engages kids with ADHD—from hands-on building toys and sensory tools to logic games and journals that promote focus and emotional growth.

    Whether you're shopping for a stocking stuffer, a meaningful main gift, or an experience that builds skills and confidence, you'll walk away with practical suggestions that kids will actually enjoy—and that support their development in the process.

    No hype, no product sponsorships—just real, tested ideas from years of working with children and teens with ADHD.
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    10 分
  • Episode 16: From Tantrums to Thanks: How Gratitude Can Help Kids with ADHD Regulate Emotions

    Episode 16: From Tantrums to Thanks: How Gratitude Can Help Kids with ADHD Regulate Emotions
    2025/11/12
    In this November episode of ADHD Connect, Dr. Tish Taylor dives into a timely and powerful topic: gratitude. While it’s often seen as a feel-good practice, gratitude can actually serve as a practical tool for helping kids with ADHD manage disappointment, regulate emotions, and shift their mindset from “It’s not fair!” to “I’m thankful for…”

    Drawing from positive psychology and real-life clinical experience, Dr. Taylor shares why gratitude works, how to introduce it in age-appropriate ways, and simple family strategies—from gratitude jars to dinner table questions—that build resilience and emotional strength. Whether your child is six or sixteen, this episode is full of doable ideas you can start using today.

    Because gratitude isn’t just for Thanksgiving—it’s a mindset that helps our kids thrive all year long. This isn’t about toxic positivity or pretending everything’s okay—it’s about finding the good, even when things feel hard
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    11 分
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