We’re finally getting into the swing of things with school, so let’s talk about the best way to fill those after-school hours! If you have a child with ADHD, you’re probably looking for after-school activities that ease anxiety, release excess energy, and promote focus. And that’s a great place to start!

The new school year is just around the corner, and that means preparations are underway! It’s an exciting time when parents, educators, and kids come together to invest in one another and the future. 

Creating a sensory-informed classroom is just one way to support the students in your life. Whether you’re teaching in a classroom setting or a homeschool mom or dad holding it down at home, these tips can help make this year’s classroom (or home school work area) the best one yet!

Back to school can feel like a whirlwind. Parents and kids alike experience excitement, nervousness, and hope for what’s to come. While it’s understandable to want to avoid anything negative, a new school year presents some struggles and challenges that are worth exploring.

The great news is, a little preparation goes a long way to help your family feel like back-to-school superheroes ready for any adventure! Today, we’re looking at a few ways you can make returning to school as easy as A-B-C.

If your kids struggle to stay focused on homework and other tasks then it’s hardly surprising! Between social media updates, games, chat, online challenges, videos, ads, and more, our devices bombard us with distractions. We’ve gathered some of these proven strategies here for you to try, and we hope they help! 

Meet Kathy Davis, a mom of a preschooler who shared with us her story of how NeuroBrocc has helped her...