 Are your Mornings stressful and chaotic?
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Discover how to work with your ADHD child so that you can get out the door without yelling in the mornings.
The "Must HAVE" Tools You Need To Create a Calmer Morning Routine
If you are an ADHD parent who struggles to get your child out of the house on time in the mornings, yelling at your child is not the answer!
Most families that I work with over the last 10 years of being an ADHD parent coach find themselves resorting to yelling and shouting in the morning to get their child to listen. As a result, they start the day miserably, feel guilty about getting mad at their child and dread every morning knowing it will end up with yelling.
With 10 years experience, I’m here to tell you there is a better way. In fact when you understand what’s actually going on in your child’s ADHD brain, you can start the day without yelling and getting frustrated. So instead getting mad, there are specific strategies that will allow you to have a calmer morning routine and get out the door without fighting so that you can start the day without the frustration and the guilt that goes with it.
I've created a list of the top strategies that can help you have a calmer morning.
- Knowledge about why you child finds morning routines so challenging.
- Getting your child to do what they need to do.
- This strategy is so simple that you can start TOMORROW morning.
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Why listen to me?
Hi, I'm Susan
As a mum of a child with ADHD (now a young adult), I'm just 10 years ahead of where you are now. I understand the feeling of utter frustration when every morning is such a battle to get to school on time.
I went back to University and did a Master of Education by research where I studied ADHD, parenting and coaching. I have combined these three parts to develop unique solutions which WORK. I will give you new skills to parent your child with ADHD.
I work with parents like you to unlock the keys to success for supporting your child and their ADHD brain. I know that with the right knowledge and strategies, you can become the parent you wish to be.
Get your 5 Steps to a Calmer Morning here
What clients are saying:
Cat O'Riordan
As always very clear, very practical and helpful advice. And most importantly, it's always about getting to the best outcome for the child. Which in tern helps the family/school.
Rachel & Tom Parker
Susan's content knowledge was excellent, and her demeanor very reassuring. We feel empowered to support our child and feel that there is hope for the future. We look forward to diving into the resources and our next sessions.
Ian Tammen
Very good session with some excellent advice, coaching and assistance to help me understand and change some expectations. Also to modify some parenting concepts to be more effective and empathetic to the kids.
5 Steps to a calmer morning.
Learn these five steps to get your ADHD child out the door,
on time, without the stress and fighting every morning.
