Bonus Archive Ep 026: Helping Siblings in a Family with ADHD

Siblings fight – we wish it didn’t happen, but sometimes there’s nothing we can do. Or is there? Sometimes, a fight is just a fight. But more often than not, there’s a deeper issue at play. For example, a squabble over a stuffed animal may actually be a competition for attention.

Roya Kravetz is a Board Certified and ICF Credentialed Life Coach specializing in strength-based coaching for children, teens, adults, and parents whose

lives are affected by ADHD or similar behavioral and/or organizational challenges.

She is also a certified Career Coach, mainly for clients with an ADHD diagnosis. Roya is Co-Founder and a Thought-Leader for Parenting 2.0, an international movement that facilitates positive change by nurturing a more proactive life skills educational process.

She has been published several times and is a regular speaker at local, national and international conferences. Fluent in three languages, Roya coaches

clients nationally and internationally

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Listen to this bonus episode from the archives of ImpactParents with Roya Kravetz about some of the best ways to help kids get along, especially siblings in a family with ADHD. Here is what was covered on this special archival episode:

• What is the impact of ADHD on family dynamics?
• How important it is to educate both the child and the parents about ADHD?
• How do ADHD coaches help to modify the family dynamic?

 

Related Blogs:

• Pick Your Battles To Achieve Family Peace
• How to Get Siblings to Love Each Other
• 3 step Method to ACE Communication with Complex Kids & Teens
• Six Things to STOP Saying to your (ADHD) Kids
• Why Nagging Doesn't Work, Especially for Kids with ADHD
• Relationships by Design

 

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