ADHD brains are magnetically drawn to screens because they provide immediate feedback, clear progression, predictable rewards, and high stimulation - elements that ADHD brains need to feel engaged. Instead of fighting this, parents can work WITH their child's neurology by incorporating these same elements into homework, social situations, and family life.

Screen Time and the ADHD Brain

Join psychologist Dr. Kirsten Kuzirian for research-backed insights that help you understand what's really happening in those challenging parenting moments—and respond from wisdom rather than worry. Every other week, we explore child development, brain science, and practical strategies through a neurodiversity-affirming lens. From tantrums to teen struggles, from ADHD to anxiety, we dive into the real stuff with warmth, honesty, and zero judgment. This isn't about perfect parenting scripts or one-size-fits-all solutions. 20 minutes of insight that honors your instincts and the science. For parents ready to stay awake to what matters most.
Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute psychological advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and listening does not establish a therapist-client relationship. For personal mental health support, please consult a licensed professional in your area. New episodes every other week at wideawakeparenting.com

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Join psychologist Dr. Kirsten Kuzirian for research-backed insights that help you understand what's really happening in those challenging parenting moments—and respond from wisdom rather than worry. Every other week, we explore child development, brain science, and practical strategies through a neurodiversity-affirming lens. From tantrums to teen struggles, from ADHD to anxiety, we dive into the real stuff with warmth, honesty, and zero judgment. This isn't about perfect parenting scripts or one-size-fits-all solutions. 20 minutes of insight that honors your instincts and the science. For parents ready to stay awake to what matters most. Disclaimer: This podcast is for educational and informational purposes only. It does not constitute psychological advice, diagnosis, or treatment, and listening does not establish a therapist-client relationship. For personal mental health support, please consult a licensed professional in your area. New episodes every other week at wideawakeparenting.com

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