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Kimberley Blaine, LMFT

@thegotomom

licensed psychotherapist | Nationally recognized #MentalHealth & #ADHD practitioner | TodayShow & GMA | Jossey Bass/WILEY Parenting Author | Teletherapy

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When a child struggles with a brain-based difference, whether that be ADHD, ASD, or any other brain-based diagnosis there's a good chance they struggle w/being flexible... TheComplicatedChild.com parent coaching and family and child therapy for #ADHD

When a child struggles with a brain-based difference, whether that be ADHD, ASD, or any other brain-based diagnosis there's a good chance they struggle w/being flexible... TheComplicatedChild.com parent coaching and family and child therapy for #ADHD
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Visual routines communicate our expectations through images. They illuminate the behaviors we expect of children, help them aim their flashlight on the given task, and scaffold their emerging executive skills of attention and time management. consciousdiscipline.com/resources/visu…

Visual routines communicate our expectations through images. They illuminate the behaviors we expect of children, help them aim their flashlight on the given task, and scaffold their emerging executive skills of attention and time management.

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Neuroscientists provide a glimpse into what happens in a student’s brain when they're given a break (hint: it’s not downtime). 💡 🧠 edut.to/3YisI1X

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Melvin McLeod breaks down the Buddha’s four noble truths — including his unique insight into the real cause of our suffering — and argues it’s not only the ultimate self-help formula, but the best guide to helping others and benefiting the world. buff.ly/3YSu8jP

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As children get older, they need to develop more complex executive function skills. These include things like planning ahead, managing their time, and solving problems. Learn the executive function skills that children develop from birth through 6. sesameworkshop.org/resources/mile…

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When you give children time to notice things and when you ask and answer questions together, you are helping them be curious and build on their interests—promoting life-long learning.  developingchild.harvard.edu/resources/5-st…