Dr. John Carosso

04/27/2026

What's the Long-Term Prognosis for Children with ADHD?

Explore the long-term outlook for children diagnosed with ADHD. Learn how effective treatment options and parental support can transform outcomes.

https://helpforyourchild.com/whats-the-long-term-prognosis-for-children-with-adhd/

04/10/2026

Discover why your child won't sleep and learn effective strategies to tackle common sleep issues in children and teenagers.

04/01/2026

ADHD and anxiety can look almost identical in children, and misdiagnosis is more common than most parents realize. In my latest article, I break down the key differences between ADHD and anxiety, explain why so many kids get the wrong diagnosis, and share practical strategies you can start using at home today.

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Explore the differences in symptoms with ADHD versus anxiety and understand how they manifest in children in unique ways.

03/21/2026

Will autism get worse with age? Learn the facts about autism progression, as well as common co-occurring conditions.

Explore the question of whether autism will get worse with age. Gain insight into autism’s nature and its stability over time.

03/09/2026

https://helpforyourchild.com/adult-adhd-in-women/

Learn about adult ADHD in women and why it's often overlooked. Uncover the signs, symptoms, and unique challenges that affect millions of women.

Discover the unique challenges of adult ADHD in women and understand why it often goes unnoticed. Learn more now.

02/25/2026

https://helpforyourchild.com/treating-adhd-in-young-children-a-practical-approach/

Explore effective strategies for managing ADHD for young children. Understand the condition and support your child's growth.

01/15/2026

NEW ARTICLE: When Fear Meets Faith
While clinical tools, structure, and evidence-based interventions are essential, there is a depth of healing that occurs when faith is intentionally invited into the process. When clinical tools are paired with spiritual truth, we often see deeper healing, stronger resilience, and lasting change. Today's article explores the role of faith and scripture as tools that offer comfort to children, teens, and young adults suffering from anxiety or other emotional issues.

Read the article here: https://loom.ly/bRz_IWg

Dr. Carosso discusses how faith and scripture can be helpful tools on a child, teen, or young adult mental health journey.

11/27/2025

New Video Posted!! Week 12: Celebrating Small Successes
It’s no secret that change can happen gradually. And the biggest changes are often made up of small, incremental changes that can feel insignificant. There is an old saying that goes: How do you eat an elephant? … In small bites.
The point is that even if something seems insurmountable, it can be broken down and tackled slowly. So what is the best way to keep momentum and build confidence when progress seems slow? Sometimes you have to celebrate the smaller successes! Today’s video delves deeper into how to celebrate even the smallest win.

Check it out: https://loom.ly/G-dA1RU

11/25/2025

How do you help your child keep momentum and build confidence when progress seems slow? Sometimes you have to celebrate the smaller successes! This week's video delves deeper into how to celebrate even the smallest win.

📢Week 12 Episode: Celebrating Small Successes
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11/24/2025

New Article! Week Twelve: Celebrating Wins: Building Your Child’s Confidence for the Next School Chapter
One of the most powerful tools we have as parents is helping our children recognize their progress, especially when they have ADHD or autism. Too often, these kids hear about what they’re not doing right: “Stay in your seat,” “Pay attention,” “You forgot again.” But what if we shifted the focus to what is going right?

Read it here: https://loom.ly/dgTLrPw

Making School Easier: Week Twelve. One of the most powerful tools we have as parents is helping our children recognize their progress, especially when they have ADHD or autism. Too often, these kids hear about what they’re not doing right: “Stay in your seat,” “Pay attention,” “You forgo...