You are feeling overwhelmed and stressed as a parent, trying to manage the unique challenges that come with raising a child with ADHD.

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You are experiencing societal stigma and judgment, making it challenging to discuss and seek support for your child's ADHD.

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You are struggling to effectively communicate with your child, leading to misunderstandings, frustration, and a strained parent-child relationship.

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You are dealing with your child's resistance to authority figures, including teachers and other caregivers, creating challenges in various environments.

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You've experienced difficulty with establishing and maintaining consistent routines and structures at home, causing chaos and stress for both parents and the child.

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You are coping with your child's struggles in organizing personal belongings and managing time effectively, leading to frustration and inefficiency.

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You have been witnessing your child's academic struggles despite their intelligence, facing challenges in completing assignments, and managing time effectively.

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Worrying about your child's future, including their academic success, career prospects, and overall well-being as they grow older.