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5 ways to practice ADHD for children and school age ðŸ‘ķ🧑‍ðŸŦ

🧘‍♀ïļ 1. Practice "breath count" breathing.

Let the child sit still, take a slow breath in and out.

Count "1... 2... 3" when breathing in and "1... 2... 3" when breathing out.

⏱ It only takes 1-2 minutes.

👉 help calm down, reduce distraction.

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ðŸŽŊ 2. The game "fixate on one thing."

Let the child choose one item, such as a pencil or a leaf.

Give a full 1-minute look at the details of that.

👉 Train to focus and stay present.

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ðŸĒ 3. "Slow little turtle" game.

Let the child do everything slowly, such as walk slowly, speak slowly.

Do about 1-2 minutes

👉 help slow the pace, increase self-awareness.

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ðŸŽĩ 4. Listen to the voices around you.

Close your eyes and hear what you hear, like birds, wind, fans.

After that, tell me what you heard.

👉 Help practice concentration through listening and observation.

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ðŸ§Đ 5. Art or coloring activities

To drain or mold the clay without speeding.

👉 Art helps children concentrate naturally.

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ðŸ’Ą Tips for parents / teachers

Made with a child. To set a good example.

It should start from a short time and then gradually add.

Don't force it, but feel fun.

# Practice meditation on children # Raising positive children # Concentrate well, learn happy # mindfulchildren # Trending

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ADHD in women often gets overlooked, not because it’s rare, but because it doesn’t always look like what we’ve been taught to expect. It’s quieter. Masked. Misunderstood. Hidden behind good grades, chronic overachieving, or emotional overwhelm that’s written off as “just anxiety.” Add hormonal
Bailey Pilant | ADHD Therapist

Bailey Pilant | ADHD Therapist

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A circular diagram illustrates the 'ADHD Burnout Cycle' with five stages: 1. Commitment, 2. Symptom Interference, 3. Stress Build Up, 4. Unhealthy Coping, and 5. Quitting. Each stage is color-coded and describes the progression of burnout, from initial excitement to eventual withdrawal, with the creator's handle '@climbgracefully' in the center.
🌟 My Journey with the ADHD Burnout Cycle 🌟
Hey friends! 👋 I wanted to share something close to my heart that many of us with ADHD go through: the burnout cycle. This really hits home for me. Here's a breakdown of the stages and some tips to cope: 1. Commitment 🚀 I often start with a burst of excitement, ready to take on new proje
Grace D.

Grace D.

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5 LESSER KNOWN Signs of ADHD in Adults & Children!
Here are 5 lesser known symptoms of ADHD in adults and young children! Do you think you might have adhd? Whether you have adhd or are simply seeking to learn about other psychological disorders, welcome!!! You are celebrated and valued hereðŸŦķ🏞💖ðŸĪĐ #adhd #adhdawareness #mentalhealthawareness #fy
Hannah Angela ðŸĶĒDigital Diary

Hannah Angela ðŸĶĒDigital Diary

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ADHD FATIGUE | What Is It + Ways To Manage
Feeling drained from ADHD fatigue, lately? Let’s talk about it! Swipe left to learn more ęМ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #adhd #adhdproductivity #adhdparalysis #adhdawareness #adhdfatigue #adhdadult #lemon8home #adhdfriendlyhome #adhdfriend
fyog home

fyog home

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A messy bedroom with clothes, items on the floor, and a cluttered desk. Text overlays read "Cleaning your room with ADHD" and "A guide," introducing a cleaning process.
A neatly made bed with white and patterned bedding, a plush toy, and pillows. Text overlay states, "Make your bed!! It helps set the tone for the room and give motivation to keep going."
Piles of clothes and books are scattered on a carpeted floor. Text overlay advises, "Sort things into piles - as many as you want," illustrating a cleaning step.
Cleaning Tips With ADHD
Successfully cleaning your roof with ADHD can be tough. Here are some ways that I do it successfully: Step 1 - Make your bed. Making your bed sets the tone for the room and often gives more motivation to continue cleaning. Step 2 - Separate into piles. You can do as many piles as you want! I
Alaina Dines

Alaina Dines

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A bedroom scene with an unmade bed, featuring a hanging plant, illustrating the "one touch rule" for organization: put items away immediately after picking them up.
A well-organized pantry with clear containers holding various food items on the bottom shelves and cleaning supplies on the top shelf, emphasizing clear organization.
A person's feet near a beanbag with notebooks, displaying a digital "notes app weekly focus" list for December 2, 2024, including daily tasks and activities.
6 ways to stay organized with unmedicated adhd
as someone who is unmedicated for adhd & medicated for bipolar 2, there’s a lot of systems i put in place to help both. take what you’d like to try! full video is on yt :) #adhdorganizing #adhdproductivity
Kemi Marie

Kemi Marie

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Not Everyone with ADHD is Hyper, Especially Women!
ADHD is often overlooked in women because our symptoms don’t always present as hyperactive. Inattentive ADHD can present in other ways like: -Impatience -Always rushing (yourself and other people, even when there is no need to rush) -Clumsiness -Struggling with short-term memory
Devon

Devon

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5 Ways To Make Anything Fun (ADHD Edition)
Use free 'FlipPal' app from App Store to help you stay focused, relax and calm. Special interaction & game to stimulate your brain, breathing and calm background music. All is science-back methods to help your brain stimulation.. here we list 5 ways to make anything fun! these range fro
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FlipPal_SukiðŸ‡ĻðŸ‡Ķ

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âœĻðŸ—Ģïļ 12 Ways to Speak Life Over Your Children Daily
Motherhood is powerful, but so are the words we choose. Every day, you have the chance to shape your child’s confidence, faith, and outlook on life just by what you speak over them. Here are 12 intentional ways to pour life into your kids: Start Their Day with Love Tell them, “I’m so glad God c
Candra1987

Candra1987

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🍂 Ways to Begin Healing Generational Trauma ðŸĪ
A lot of us became parents before we fully healed ourselves. And that can feel overwhelming sometimes. But healing generational trauma does not begin with perfection. It begins with awareness. With intentional choices. With deciding that the pain stops here. This carousel shares small,
Taiana ðŸģ

Taiana ðŸģ

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A black planner cover titled "THE ANTI-PLANNER HOW TO GET SH*T DONE WHEN YOU DON'T FEEL LIKE IT." It features numerous gold doodle illustrations of various objects and activities. An overlay text reads "Self-help book recommendations."
For My ADHD AuDHD Girlies
I have tried so many planners and systems to help with my severe adhd and nothing has worked until this planner. This planner has allowed me to get more done and fill more productive than anything. I am so glad I bought it! To my ADHD girlies this will help you in so many ways #adhdplanner #adhd
Val | Saged & Unhinged

Val | Saged & Unhinged

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A title slide for a presentation titled "ADHD: Must-Know Notes for Nursing Students," with a subtitle "Essential Overview for Clinical Practice." The text is black on a white background.
A slide titled "Definition & Overview" for ADHD. It defines ADHD as Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder, a neurodevelopmental disorder with core symptoms of inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity, typically with onset before age 12 in multiple settings.
A slide titled "Etiology & Risk Factors" for ADHD. It lists genetic predisposition, altered dopamine and norepinephrine regulation, environmental factors like low birth weight and prenatal substance exposure, family stress, and higher prevalence in relatives.
🧠 ADHD Must-Know Notes for Nursing Students 📚
#adhdnotes Are you a nursing student preparing for exams or clinicals? Here are some key points about ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder) you must know: âœĻ Definition & Overview    â€Ē   Neurodevelopmental disorder    â€Ē   Core symptoms: Inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity
Nurse Radiance

Nurse Radiance

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What pains me as an ADHD mom 🧠
Forget the school picture money again. Start 4 projects while the laundry sits. Snap over spilled milk because my brain is already at 100% capacity. But here’s what I’m learning: â€Ē My kid doesn’t remember the forgotten forms. She remembers me dancing in the kitchen with her. â€Ē “Bad mom”
TheUnveiledTherapist

TheUnveiledTherapist

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A woman with braided hair in a car, outlined in white, with the title "ADHD GIRLIE 6 TIPS" and "Let's thrive, not just survive!" text. Hearts and a red lips icon are also present, along with a "SWIPE" arrow.
The same woman in a car, with text overlays detailing ADHD tips #1, #2, and #3. These tips cover brain dumping, using timers like the Pomodoro technique, and making tasks into rituals. The side text reads "BE YOUR SELF :)".
The same woman in a car, with text overlays detailing ADHD tips #4, #5, and #6. These tips include movement for focus, visualizing wins with planners, and keeping energy-boosting snacks. The side text reads "LOVE YOUR SELF :)".
6 Tips for ADHD GirliesâœĻ
Most days, I feel like I’m stuck in the loop of ‘I’ll start soon or I’ll do it tomorrow,’ and then I panic when time slips away😕. Add time blindness (hahahaaa) and out-of-sight-out-of-mind strugglesðŸĨī, and it feels like I’m always playing catch-up. But I’m learning, growing, and finding ways to w
Tamia NicoleðŸĶĶ

Tamia NicoleðŸĶĶ

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7 ways i hacked my adhd brain in the mornings
my FULL adhd brain reset blueprint is in my bio ðŸĐĩ #adhd #brainfog #nervoussystemregulation #guthealth #neuroplasticity
Rup

Rup

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How I Manage My ADHD
What are some ways you manage your ADHD brain? #adhd #adhdprobs #adhdparalysis #adhdjourney #adhdtips
Whitley_Brown1

Whitley_Brown1

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The title image features the text "How I calm my ADHD" in teal script against a light blue, bubbly, water-like background, with the Lemon8 logo and user handle at the bottom left.
Two Spotify screenshots display music playlists. The left shows "Piano in the Background" with a person relaxing, and the right shows "8D Tunes" with a logo and popular tracks, reflecting music as a calming method.
A collage with the text "Go for a walk!" shows two outdoor scenes: a tree-lined path with footprints, and a paved walkway under a large bridge, illustrating walking as a calming activity.
Ways I Calm My ADHD
I’m very new to the ADHD world. Well sort of. I’ve struggled with it all my life but I’m now officially diagnosed with ADHD as of last year. I’m still learning what does or doesn’t work. So here are a couple things I’ve learned that does work for me. Music: strangely rap and 8D music are only t
Tania

Tania

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A social media post by drjenwolkin states, "We're neurodivergent, we're not using AI to write our posts. AI is using OUR linguistic cadence." The post shows 2.1K likes, 113 comments, 226 shares, and 18 sends, set against a subtle brain network background.
A lot of neurodivergent people write in ways that AI detectors mistakenly flag.
So for example, we can write in ways that are highly structured, pattern-based, very precise, info-dense, or “overly polished” from years of masking, scripting, academia, or overexplaining for clarity. My patients are being flagged at work and at school. So, serious question: how many of us
Dr. Jen Wolkin | ADHD + Trauma

Dr. Jen Wolkin | ADHD + Trauma

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unhinged ways i study with ADHD! ðŸĨ°
As someone who really struggles with ADHD, I have to get pretty creative with my study methods sometimes! There are some conventional study methods I really like/work (i.e. the pomodoro technique and active recall). I think these methods work because they're doing in short intervals!!!!
eden 🊞

eden 🊞

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A screen displays "NURSING SCHOOL NOTES Part 1" in pink text, with background text mentioning the pituitary gland, HGH, milk production, and parathyroid hormones. A "Next" button is visible, along with a Lemon8 watermark.
A page titled "All about Nclex" lists 62 hallmark signs and symptoms for various medical conditions, such as pneumonia (rusty sputum), asthma (wheezing), MI (crushing pain), and meningitis (Kernig's sign).
This page continues the Nclex notes, listing additional symptoms (63-66) and sections on Immunology, Allergies, Immunizations, Leadership, and Delegation, including rules for RN, LPN/LVN, and UAP assignments.
NURSING SCHOOL NOTES
Hey nursing girlies 💗 Here are some notes I found online! Lmk if they help! #nursingstudent #nursingnotes #nclexprep #nursingstudenttips #nursingstudentaesthetics
G

G

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Ways to recover from ADHD burnout
ADHD Burnout can be a vicious cycle that can be debilitating. Here’s a few ways to recover. ðŸ’Ī Rest first 💧 Fuel + hydrate 📝 Tiny steps only ⏰ Slow down, guilt-free ðŸŒŋ Block out overload ðŸĪ Text a safe friend 🧘‍♀ïļ Breathe it out 💕 Know that healing takes time #adhdinwomen #adhd #adh
Devon

Devon

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A laptop displays notes on neurosensory information, alongside physical study notes and a brain graphic. Overlay text reads: "STUDY HABITS I HAVE WITH ADHD AND WHICH ONES I'M WORKING TO BREAK."
A green grid background with text explaining "MEMORIZATION Active Recall." It details how active recall helps move information to long-term memory, suggesting teaching, flashcards, and practice questions as methods.
A green grid background with text titled "GETTING ORGANIZED Avoiding Chaos." It describes the importance of breaking down material and making topic lists to manage overwhelming study loads.
My ADHD study habits...
★ Active recall has been SO helpful. I especially loved this method when working on anatomy and physiology (the whiteboard method is great too!). ★ Getting organized really makes a huge difference. Looking at a bunch of material can feel overwhelming and personally, if I'm overwhelmed I'
Allison Dollins

Allison Dollins

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Career Growth Mindset: ADHD Edition
Navigating a career can be challenging when you have ADHD, the hurdles can seem incredibly daunting. However, with the right mindset and strategies, you can harness your unique strengths and thrive professionally. Here are some tips and strategies to help you grow in your career as someone with
Alena Artemenko

Alena Artemenko

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Strengthening Relationships with ADHD ðŸĪŒðŸŒļ💊🏞
Here’s a part 2 to my past postâĪïļ âœðŸž Living with ADHD is so hard and impacts lives on every level. Strengthening relationships with ADHD means learning each other’s language — patience, grace, and growth over perfection. 🍄 ADHD doesn’t mean broken relationships — it means learning new ways t
Whitley_Brown1

Whitley_Brown1

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ADHD NCLEX REVIEW
Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by inattention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. ⭐ïļ There are different classifications of ADHD, this is just a general overview Causes (Exact Cause Unknown): * Genetics * Toxins (lead exposure, s
Nurse Well Versed

Nurse Well Versed

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3 ADHD friendly ways to stay on top of life
Small systems that make everyday life a little more manageable #adhd #adhdtips #adhdlife #neurospicy #executivedysfunction
The Peaceful Navigator

The Peaceful Navigator

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