• The Challenges Of Parenting A Child With Undiagnosed ADHD & Dyspraxia with Lynette Richardson

  • Oct 7 2024
  • Length: 23 mins
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The Challenges Of Parenting A Child With Undiagnosed ADHD & Dyspraxia with Lynette Richardson

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  • In this episode, I’m thrilled to be joined by Lynette Richardson, a proud mother of four and my very own daughter! We share a deeply personal journey of living with and supporting family members with ADHD, as Lynette’s two children and herself have been diagnosed.

    Lynette opens up about the challenges she faced when her son started showing signs of ADHD at a young age, and how the overwhelming moments led her to advocate for him, navigating through the education system and seeking the right support.

    We’ll discuss how her experience shaped her understanding of ADHD and her ability to help her family thrive. Lynette shares valuable strategies, from creating routines to making small adaptations, that have worked for her children and could help other parents in similar situations.

    This episode is packed with heartfelt advice for anyone looking to better understand ADHD and support their loved ones.

    Here are the highlights:

    (5:01) Impact on Lynette and Her Son at School

    (8:48) Assessment Process and Initial Diagnosis

    (10:39) Support and Strategies for Managing ADHD

    (18:00) Advice for Parents and Final Thoughts

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