Helping your ADHD child build friendships
On-Demand Class · Parenting
- Language: English
- Sessions: 1
- Duration: 33 minutes
- Child age: 3 Y - 18 Y
- Price: $10 USD (included with BabySparks Premium)
- 16 people have enrolled in this class
Is your ADHD child struggling to make or keep friends and positively connect with peers? Discover effective and adapted strategies that will help him/her build solid social skills and become "the friend others want to play with"!
Class Description
Children who bare ADHD traits often struggle making or keeping friends. They can feel left aside or isolated from their peers and end up doubting their worth or having no social self-confidence. As parents or caregivers, we can play an essential role in teaching our children effective strategies that will help them interact and communicate better with others, understand the unspoken social rules and abide by them. With such tools, children are able to develop positive interactions, and recognize the criterias of healthy friendships. Children learn by looking at us... Therefore, we can be influential role models and practice with them them the different skills it takes a person to become the friend others wants to hang out with.
Your Instructor
GHADA YARED is an ICF certified ADHD and Family Coach (ACC, ACG,CACP) and a Professional Mediator. She launched her practice WONDERLUST COACHING in 2017 and coaches adults, children, caregivers and families to co-create strategies that are adapted to their lifestyles and brain-wiring and will allow them to effectively thrive in their environment. She is passionate about empowering individuals to design the lives they want to lead and uncover their incredible talents. Ghada has conducted dozens of trainings, workshops and webinars around emotional regulation, executive functions, positive communication, social and life skills. Her experience as a Professional Mediator in teaching conflict resolution and non-violent communication to students help her to integrate pragmatic tools to her coaching. As for her ADHD and FAMILY specialties, they allow her to collaborate with clients -of all ages- from a true understanding of how attention, distractibility and executive function challenges impact each person differently and thus, provide them with impactful systems and structures. She is currently a Board member of ICF Lebanon Charter Chapter and leads the Training Committee.
Degrees and Certifications
ICF (International Coaching Federation) certified Family and ADHD Coach (ACC) ADHD and Family Coaching Degree (ACG)- ADDCA, USA ( ADD Coach Academy) Certified ADHD Coach Practicioner (CACP)- PAAC, USA (Professional Association of ADHD Coaches Professional Mediator Degree
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