Shift the narrative around ADHD.
This free, strength-based guide helps parents and educators better understand the needs and powerful strengths of children and teens with ADHD. Organized by developmental stage, the tool offers a practical framework for recognizing strengths, supporting success, and working collaboratively with students from early childhood through high school.
 
Each section includes common strengths, challenges, and tailored strategies for support. Whether you’re working with a preschooler bursting with creativity or a high schooler navigating transitions, this guide can help you move beyond deficit thinking and toward empowerment.
 
What’s Inside:
Age-by-age breakdowns (0–5, 6–11, 12–14, 15–18)
Common strengths and support needs
Specific, actionable strategies for home and school
Research-backed insights to guide educators and families
A focus on practical and affirming support, not “fixing” ADHD
 
 
Who It’s For:
Parents and caregivers
General and special educators
School psychologists
Student support teams/IEP teams
 
Note: This tool is not a checklist or diagnostic guide. It is designed to spark conversations and shift perspectives toward recognizing the full potential of students with ADHD.