Parent Your ADHD Child with Confidence!

Depression in teens is rising — and for children with ADHD and learning differences, the emotional weight can feel even heavier.

If your teen seems withdrawn, unmotivated, overwhelmed, or constantly stressed about school, this episode will help you understand what may really be happening beneath the surface.

We explore the connection between ADHD, academic pressure, loneliness, and depression — and why many teens today feel disconn...

When your child is dysregulated, it’s so easy to react… and blurt out a punishment you don’t even want to enforce. In this episode, we break down the difference between punishments and consequences—and why this distinction matters even more for kids and teens with ADHD. You’ll learn how consequences (natural + logical) can reduce power struggles, protect your relationship, and teach real-life skills like decision-making, responsibi...

What if some of the support your child with ADHD needs could start with what’s on their plate?

In this episode, we’re joined by Sarah Langley, an integrative psychiatric nurse practitioner and founder/co-owner of Child Kind Psychiatry in Beverly Hills. Sarah specializes in nutritional psychiatry for kids and teens—supporting ADHD, anxiety, depression, and more with a balanced, whole-child approach that can include nutrition, supple...

Have you ever thought, “My child just doesn’t listen to me!!”? We have been there and know how frustrating that can feel. What if listening struggles aren’t about defiance or disrespect at all?

In this episode, we unpack what’s really happening when kids seem to ignore us. You’ll learn how attention, working memory, auditory processing, energy, and emotional regulation all play a role, especially for neurodivergent kids. We’ll also...

In this episode, we take a deep—and necessary—look at what’s happening to our children’s mental health in the age of smartphones and social media. Using current research and insights from The Anxious Generation, we explore the alarming rise in anxiety, depression, and emotional distress among kids and teens—and why this shift began in the early 2010s with the widespread adoption of smartphones.

We break down the data parents need t...

In this episode, we’re diving deep into executive function skills—what they are, why your child may struggle with them, and how you can support their development in ways that feel natural, supportive, and empowering (not like another lesson or lecture).

We break down the core executive function skills—like planning, emotional regulation, self-control, flexibility, and self-awareness—and explain how they show up in everyday life for...

If you’ve ever wondered why your child seems capable but still struggles with things like getting started, staying organized, managing emotions, or following through, this episode is for you.

Executive function skills are often talked about as a “buzzword,” but behind that term is a powerful explanation for many of the challenges children with ADHD and learning differences face every day. In this episode, we break down executive fu...

Many parents know their child is bright but struggling and aren’t sure what kind of support truly fits. In this episode, we break down what educational therapy is, how it’s different from tutoring, IEPs, or 504 supports, and how to know whether your child might benefit.

You’ll learn how educational therapists are specially trained to understand how children learn, not just what they’re learning. We explore how educational ...

In this introductory episode, educational therapist and ADHD coach Jenny Drennan shares why Parent Your ADHD Child with Confidence was created and what families can expect from the podcast. Jenny explains who this show is for, the topics we’ll cover, and how evidence-based strategies, expert insights, and real-life experiences will help parents better understand ADHD, reduce power struggles, and build stronger parent-child relation...