You say “It’s time to turn off the iPad.” They feel like their world just ended. If you’ve watched your child melt down over something you thought was minor—tears, anger, “You never let me”—you’re not imagining it. For many kids with ADHD, this kind of reaction comes from something called Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD). In today’s episode of Raising ADHD, Apryl Bradford (former teacher + ADHD mom) and Dr. Brian Bradford (child & adolescent psychiatrist) dive deep into why eve...
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You say “It’s time to turn off the iPad.” They feel like their world just ended. If you’ve watched your child melt down over something you thought was minor—tears, anger, “You never let me”—you’re not imagining it. For many kids with ADHD, this kind of reaction comes from something called Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD). In today’s episode of Raising ADHD, Apryl Bradford (former teacher + ADHD mom) and Dr. Brian Bradford (child & adolescent psychiatrist) dive deep into why eve...
Should I Get My Child Tested for ADHD? What Parents + Teachers Need to Know
Raising ADHD: Real Talk For Parents & Educators
26 minutes
2 months ago
Should I Get My Child Tested for ADHD? What Parents + Teachers Need to Know
“Is this just a phase…or something more?” It’s one of the most common (and most stressful) questions parents ask when they start noticing ADHD-like behaviors. Should you wait it out, or is it time to take action? In this episode of Raising ADHD, we’re breaking down exactly when to consider an ADHD evaluation, who can actually diagnose, what the process looks like, and how parents and teachers can work together to get kids the support they need sooner rather than later. As a former teacher and...
Raising ADHD: Real Talk For Parents & Educators
You say “It’s time to turn off the iPad.” They feel like their world just ended. If you’ve watched your child melt down over something you thought was minor—tears, anger, “You never let me”—you’re not imagining it. For many kids with ADHD, this kind of reaction comes from something called Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria (RSD). In today’s episode of Raising ADHD, Apryl Bradford (former teacher + ADHD mom) and Dr. Brian Bradford (child & adolescent psychiatrist) dive deep into why eve...
