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Child ADHD Behaviour Management

Bringing up a child with ADHD requires different to traditional parenting skills. Normal rule-making and household routines can become almost impossible. It can become frustrating to cope with some of the behaviours which result from your child’s ADHD, but there are ways to make life more manageable and to make living with ADHD more stress-free.

The ADHD Plus runs a programme for parents working through practical and relevant frameworks to better understand your child’s symptoms, supporting you with implementing accommodations for your child’s ADHD, and teaching you the tools and strategies to build your child’s awareness and self-regulation.

This 8-step course combines learnings from the latest neuroscience studies, fun and dynamic exercises and worksheets, and an inside knowledge on what’s it like to live with and support someone with ADHD. It is tailored to your needs as a parent so that you can become agents of change for your child’s development.

The programme can work independently from or alongside one to one coaching for your child with a trained ADHD Coach.

Staying Calm, Clear, and Confident Amid Chaos

Understand that what appears to be disobedience may stem from Executive Function deficits. Recognizing the role of the fight/flight/freeze response can reduce stress and provide clarity in challenging situations.

Collaborative Problem-Solving


Engage in shared tasks to teach key behaviors—like breaking down tasks, visualizing goals, planning steps, and turning routines into fun, organized activities.

Reading the Signs and Responding Effectively

Understand what behaviors are really communicating, reduce overwhelm, and teach coping and transition skills to manage tantrums and meltdowns.

Building Resilience and Leadership


Model the 7 Cs—confidence, character, control, coping, connection, contribution, competence—to help your child build lasting resilience through reflection and daily habits.

Setting Goals and Boundaries

Use consistent routines and strategies to guide behavior—reinforcing the positive and addressing poor choices—to turn frustration into a manageable path forward.

Supportive Spaces at Home and School


Explore adjustments that improve focus and organization, using the “iceberg” model to align strategies between home and school for consistent support.

Listening with Empathy

Validate emotions to help children express their challenges, build emotional intelligence, improve social skills, and develop accountability.

Mindful Moments


Practice simple exercises to help you and your child stay present and calm—offering quick, effective tools to manage stress and overstimulation anytime, anywhere.

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