If you are a parent raising a teen who has ADHD, anxiety, or depression, this is for you.
Here are the 5 most powerful ways you can help your teen turn in their assignments ON TIME without losing your mind or completely taking over.
With the right support, your teen can complete difficult assignments, meet deadlines, and put an end to roller-coaster grades.
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- You will see why planners and organizers aren't enough to keep your teen on track all year.
- You'll gain insights into the real causes of incomplete or missing assignments.
- You'll know where to invest your time and energy for the biggest payoffs.
- Ultimately, you be able to give your teen the guidance and support they need to be successful.
"I gave the guide to my husband to read."
"It's not just that she's disorganized. She could be managing a lot and we don't even know it. I gave the guide to my husband to read." Parent of an 11th-grade student with ADHD
"All I saw was him not doing the work."
"You described our son. Either on or off. Working or shut down. All I saw was him not doing the work. This gave me some things to try since he won't talk to me." Parent of a 9th-grade student with depression.
"Now I know why he pushes me away."
"He won't ask for help and he tells me he has it when I know he doesn't. It's really frustrating. Now, I know why he pushes me away. " Parent of a 7th-grade student with anxiety/ADHD.
Hi. I'm Dynell. Mom. Educational Therapist. Dog Mom.
I have helped my son, who is now a freshman in college, and other teens who struggle with anxiety, depression, or ADHD go from failing to passing grades and from average grades to honor roll -- all while managing their diagnoses.
Everything we do at Dynell Garron Coaching is designed to help teens graduate knowing their gifts and help parents find simple ways to support them in school, hold them accountable, and maintain their connections.
What I share in this guide comes from my experience as an educational therapist and as a mom.
