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Sharon Saline

Northampton
As seen in: ADDitude Magazine, Flipboard, The Philadelphia Inquirer, YourTango, Psych Central, Daily Hampshire Gazette, Greenfield Recorder, Espacio Logopédico
International Speaker, Author, Clinical Psychologist, Consultant - Expert in ADHD, anxiety, learning differences and neurodiversity #NeurodiverseSquad
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Live Webinar October 22: Reading Body Language & Social Cues: A Primer for People with ADHD

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By Sharon Saline
| ADDitude Magazine Verified
Not available October 22? Don’t worry. Register now and we’ll send you the replay link to watch at your convenience. Social interactions require us to process facial expressions, tone of voice, gestures, word choice, and unspoken expectations all at once. For people with ADHD, challenges with attention, impulse control, working memory, and emotional regulation can make it harder to read these signals accurately.
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People With ADHD Almost Always Do 14 Things Much Better Than Everyone Else, According To A Psychologist

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By Sharon Saline, Nicole Width
| YourTango Verified
If you or someone you love has ADHD, you know it’s not always easy to deal with anxiety and executive function difficulties. Friends and family with Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder want to do well, achieve, and succeed but struggle with challenges that can seem like insurmountable obstacles. What if instead of seeing these as obstacles, we thought of them as talents?
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Kids With ADHD Who End Up Successful In Life Have Parents Who Did These 5 Things To Help

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By Sharon Saline
| YourTango Verified
The transition to high school is tough enough as it is, and kids who struggle with ADHD and executive functioning skills have it that much harder. When your kid was little, you were probably much more involved in their schoolwork and in making sure they completed their homework and projects. But in high school, the responsibility for academics and time management shifts more toward your teen and away from you, as it should.
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