Hosted by WeThrive Learning · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 21 episodes
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Parent Your ADHD Child with Confidence is a parenting podcast for parents and caregivers raising children with ADHD and learning differences. Hosted by board-certified educational therapist and ADHD coach Jenny Drennan, the show offers evidence-based ADHD parenting strategies, expert interviews, and practical tools to help families reduce power struggles, support emotional regulation, strengthen executive function skills, and build calmer, more connected parent-child relationships.Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, stuck, or simply looking for guidance that actually works in real life, this podcast is designed to meet you where you are. Each episode breaks down the latest ADHD research into clear, compassionate, and actionable insights you can use right away.
WeThrive Learning hosts Parent Your ADHD Child with Confidence!, a kids show with 21 episodes published.
In this episode, we sit down with Cassy Espinosa, Director of Admissions at Fusion Academy Newport Beach and Anaheim Hills, to talk about what personalized one-to-one education can look like for middle and high school st
Chores can be a powerful way for kids with ADHD to build responsibility, confidence, independence, and executive function skills—but getting them to follow through can feel frustrating for parents. In this episode of Par
Teacher report card comments can sometimes feel vague, confusing, or even discouraging — especially when you see phrases like “struggles to stay focused,” “makes careless mistakes,” or “isn’t working to full potential.”
The teen years can feel like an emotional rollercoaster, especially when you are parenting a child with ADHD, executive function challenges, or learning differences. Your teen may seem like they do not want your help, ad
Summer can be a much-needed reset for kids, especially children with ADHD, learning differences, or executive function challenges. But how do parents balance rest, structure, social connection, and learning without creat
Is your child constantly forgetting their backpack, losing papers, leaving clothes everywhere, or struggling to follow through with simple organization tasks? You are not alone — and your child is not trying to frustrate
Spring can be a tricky season for kids with ADHD. After spring break, many students feel checked out, tired, and ready for summer, but this is often the time when school demands increase. In this episode, we’re sharing f
Big emotions can feel overwhelming—for kids and for parents. In this episode, we’re talking about one of the biggest challenges families face: emotional regulation. If your child seems to go from calm to explosive in a m
Does your child struggle with organization, routines, or remembering basic tasks and you are not sure how to help without constant reminders, frustration, or doing it all for them? If your child constantly forgets where
How can parents support career exploration without taking over? In this episode, we’re joined by educational and career consultant Diane Geller to talk about how parents can help young adults find their path with confide
Looking for simple ways to build executive function skills in kids during Spring Break? In this episode of Parent Your ADHD Child with Confidence!, we share practical, parent-friendly strategies to help children strength
What role do nutrition, supplements, sleep, and lifestyle play in supporting children with ADHD? In this episode of Parent Your ADHD Child with Confidence!, we sit down with Sarah Langley, an integrative psychiatric nurs
When your child does not respond, forgets what you said, or seems to tune you out, it is easy to feel frustrated, hurt, or even disrespected. But what if your child is not ignoring you on purpose? In this episode of Pare
Depression in teens is rising — and for children with ADHD and learning differences, the emotional weight can feel even heavier. If your teen seems withdrawn, unmotivated, overwhelmed, or constantly stressed about school
When your child is dysregulated, it’s so easy to react… and blurt out a punishment you don’t even want to enforce. In this episode, we break down the difference between punishments and consequences—and why this distincti
What if some of the support your child with ADHD needs could start with what’s on their plate? In this episode, we’re joined by Sarah Langley, an integrative psychiatric nurse practitioner and founder/co-owner of Child K
Have you ever thought, “My child just doesn’t listen to me!!”? We have been there and know how frustrating that can feel. What if listening struggles aren’t about defiance or disrespect at all? In this episode, we unpack
In this episode, we take a deep—and necessary—look at what’s happening to our children’s mental health in the age of smartphones and social media. Using current research and insights from The Anxious Generation, we explo
In this episode, we’re diving deep into executive function skills—what they are, why your child may struggle with them, and how you can support their development in ways that feel natural, supportive, and empowering (not
If you’ve ever wondered why your child seems capable but still struggles with things like getting started, staying organized, managing emotions, or following through, this episode is for you. Executive function skills ar
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