Living with ADHD can be both challenging and beautiful. Whether you are raising, teaching, or working alongside a child with ADHD, these tools will help you meet them where they are — with patience, practical strategies, and a recognition of their unique strengths.

Autism is not a problem to solve, but a difference to understand. Autistic individuals have incredible strengths, insights, and perspectives that can flourish when supported appropriately. When given acceptance, communication supports, and sensory-friendly environments, many autistic children thrive.

Masking is when a neurodivergent person, often autistic or ADHD, consciously or unconsciously hides their natural behaviors to blend in with social expectations. These resources aim to help you support children in finding a balance between navigating social expectations and feeling accepted just as they are.

This section offers practical strategies to help caregivers, parents, teachers, and clinicians teach children how to build awareness of boundaries, practice impulse control, and navigate social situations with more confidence. You’ll find tools for preventing boundary-pushing moments, ideas for managing them when they happen, and guidance on how to teach these skills in ways that are kind, realistic, and affirming.

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