Roberto Olivardia
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1,143 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard May 2020
last heard Aug 2024
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So first is for parents, it's so important to understand that
You have a teenager, an emerging teenager.
And if you have friends who have teenagers, and on one hand, there's going to be a lot that you have in common with your friends who also have teenagers.
But then it's going to be clear to you the differences if your friends have teenagers who have ADHD and the ones that don't.
Because the ones that do, there's this understanding of this kind of push-pull that sometimes happens.
Because
Kids, again, teenagers are typically separating from parents.
They want to do things on their own.
Maybe they want to get their driver's license and drive.
And they still, an ADHD kid might need help in reminding them where their keys are and reminding them to brush their teeth, which can feel infantilizing to the teen.
And sometimes for the parents, they don't like doing that.
they're sort of torn.
So there's this push and pull sometimes around,
well, you want your independence, and at the same time, you're depending on me for certain things.
And sometimes parents are like, well, should I just push them out of the nest a little bit more?
They need
learn, but then they're going to fall on their face.
And so I think it's so important to have conversations right off the bat.
And all of this comes down to just full education about ADHD, that there's going to be parts that your teen will
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