Episode 2: Why You Need a Team to Successfully Help Your Child with ADHD and/or Autism

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Recorded02 May 2024

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Join Dr. Norrine Russell and Alysia Ekizian, Senior Academic/ADHD Coach at Russell Coaching for Students, for a lively and in-depth conversation on two critical aspects of managing ADHD, Autism, and Anxiety in children and teens. In this engaging episode, we explore the significance of building a collaborative team that works together to achieve successful outcomes for neurodiverse children. We also delve into the importance of a whole person approach, emphasizing why parents should look beyond grades and school success to support their child's overall well-being. Tune in for a fresh and insightful discussion you won't hear anywhere else!

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