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Dr. Tish Taylor, Ph.D provides effective services in counseling, evaluations, and therapy for strugg

04/22/2026

Season 2 of ADHD Connect is here, and we’re starting with a shift that matters.

This season, we’re going beyond focus and behavior… and taking a closer look at the emotional and social side of ADHD.

Because if you’ve ever seen your child:
- Hold it together all day at school… then melt down at home
- Struggle with friendships in ways that are hard to explain
- Or constantly say “I’m bored.”

There’s more going on beneath the surface.

In this first episode, I break down what’s really happening—and how understanding these patterns can change the way you respond.

This isn’t about quick fixes. It’s about seeing your child more clearly and supporting them in ways that actually help.

🎧 Listen now: https://tishtaylor.com/episode-25-understanding-the-emotional-world-of-adhd/

04/14/2026

🎧Season 2 of ADHD Connect is coming April 22nd, and this season is different.

We're not just talking about focus, medication, or classroom accommodations.
We're diving into the parts of ADHD that affect how kids and teens feel about themselves, connect with others, and manage the emotional ups and downs that come with this diagnosis.

Season 2 Focus: The Social, Emotional & Interpersonal Side of ADHD

We'll explore:
✨ Why emotional regulation is so hard with ADHD (and what actually helps)
✨ How to support kids through frustration, anxiety, and overwhelm
✨ Building social skills when your brain works differently
✨ Helping kids understand themselves and advocate for what they need
✨ The interpersonal challenges that don't show up in a diagnosis, but show up every day

This is about the human side of ADHD.

I want to hear from YOU: What's your biggest challenge right now when it comes to the social or emotional side of ADHD?

Drop a comment below or send me a message. Your question might become part of an episode, and it'll help me make sure Season 2 addresses what you actually need to hear.

Season 2 launches April 22nd. Subscribe now wherever you listen to podcasts and learn more at https://tishtaylor.com/adhd-connect-podcast/

03/30/2026

ADHD isn’t a motivation problem.

It’s a regulation problem.
It’s an initiation problem.
It’s an overwhelm problem.

When a child can’t start, follow through, or stay on task, it’s easy to assume they’re not trying.

But more often than not, they’re stuck.

Stuck in not knowing where to begin.
Stuck in too many steps.
Stuck in a brain that’s struggling to organize what comes next.

When we shift from: “Why won’t they do it?” to “What’s getting in the way?” everything changes.

Support becomes more effective. Frustration softens. And kids feel understood instead of judged.

💛 Save this as a reminder for the hard days, and for more resources, visit TishTaylor.com!

03/18/2026

Impulsivity is one of the most common challenges for kids with ADHD, and one of the most misunderstood.

It can look like:
• Blurting out
• Interrupting
• Struggling with personal space
• Acting before thinking

And while it can feel frustrating in the moment, these are actually opportunities to teach important skills.

In this week’s episode of ADHD Connect, I’m sharing simple, practical tools to help kids:
✔️ Pause before they act
✔️ Think through their choices
✔️ Build self-control over time

We’ll talk about strategies like “Stop, Think, Go,” teaching a social filter, and helping kids understand the real impact of their behavior.

If you’re parenting or teaching a child with ADHD, this episode will give you tools you can start using right away.

🎧 Listen here: https://tishtaylor.com/helping-kids-with-adhd-manage-impulsivity/

03/04/2026

How we talk about ADHD matters more than we sometimes realize.

Children often hear two very different messages:
“I can’t do it—it’s my ADHD.”
Or, “That’s just an excuse.”

Neither message helps children grow.

In the latest episode of the ADHD Connect Podcast, I discuss a healthier, more helpful way to think about ADHD—one that acknowledges that some things are harder while still helping children build skills and confidence over time.

When we shift the conversation from blame or resignation to support and skill-building, children are far more likely to succeed.

🎧 Listen to the episode: https://tishtaylor.com/changing-the-adhd-conversation/

03/01/2026

When kids with ADHD struggle with hyperactivity, it’s rarely about “not trying.”

It’s usually about regulation.

Predictability helps.
Movement helps.
Clear, simple directions help.

And your calm presence matters more than you think.

Want to learn practical ways to manage hyperactivity without power struggles?
Learn them here https://tishtaylor.com/hyperactivity-in-kids-with-adhd/

You’re not alone in this.

02/27/2026

Many parents ask me, “How do I know if my child needs an evaluation?”

A screening tool can help you:

• Identify areas of concern
• See patterns more clearly
• Feel more confident about next steps

Our Parent & Caregiver Screening Tool takes just a few minutes and can help you better understand what might be going on.

Information reduces fear.
Clarity creates direction.

Access it here: https://tishtaylor.com/screening-tool/

02/24/2026

For children with ADHD, goal-setting can feel overwhelming without structure. Big goals quickly turn into frustration.

That’s why we focus on:

✔ SMART goals (clear and specific)
✔ Breaking tasks into small, manageable steps
✔ Visual supports to track progress
✔ Celebrating effort — not just outcomes
✔ Teaching flexibility when setbacks happen

When children experience success in small ways, they begin to believe, “I can do this.”

And that belief matters.

If your child is struggling with follow-through, focus, or organization, you don’t have to navigate it alone. I offer ADHD evaluations and support for families in Lee’s Summit, along with practical parenting resources designed specifically for children with ADHD.

You can learn more here: https://tishtaylor.com/setting-goals-for-children-with-adhd-advice-for-parents/

02/21/2026

Sometimes you just want clarity.

Is this ADHD?
Anxiety?
A developmental delay?
Something else?

If you’ve been wondering what might be going on with your child, our Parent & Caregiver Screening Tool is a simple place to start.

It takes just a few minutes to complete and can help you better understand your next steps.

You don’t have to figure this out alone.

Take the screening here: https://tishtaylor.com/screening-tool/

02/18/2026

If your child has more energy than the moment seems to allow, you’re not alone.

Hyperactivity can feel overwhelming — especially during homework, transitions, or family outings. But the goal isn’t to shut down the energy.

It’s to channel it.

In this week’s episode of ADHD Connect, I’m sharing practical strategies that help at home and school — from predictable routines to movement supports to simple in-the-moment tools.

Small changes can make a big difference.

Listen here https://tishtaylor.com/hyperactivity-in-kids-with-adhd/

02/16/2026

One of the most misunderstood ADHD behaviors is difficulty getting started.

When a child isn’t initiating a task, adults often assume:
• They’re being oppositional
• They don’t care
• They’re procrastinating on purpose

But task initiation is an executive functioning skill. For many children and teens with ADHD, the gap between “I need to do this” and actually starting feels enormous.

Instead of asking:
💭 “Why aren’t you doing it?”

Try asking:
👉🏼“What’s making it hard to get started?”

That question opens the door to support instead of conflict. Initiation struggles aren’t about character. They’re about capacity. And capacity can be supported.

02/04/2026

Struggling to get your child with ADHD to start tasks like homework, getting dressed, and brushing teeth?

You’re not alone. In Episode 21 of ADHD Connect, I’m sharing practical, real-life strategies to help kids move from stuck to started without power struggles or frustration.

🎧In this episode, we cover:
✔️ Why starting is often the hardest part
✔️ How proximity, timers, and countdowns can help
✔️ Breaking tasks into small, manageable steps
✔️ Staying calm when time pressure is high

These tools are simple, effective, and easy to use right away.

👉 Listen now: https://tishtaylor.com/episode-21-helping-start-tasks/

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