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17/01/2026

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15/01/2026

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13/01/2026

❤️ Take My 🤚 -

Take my hand and come with me,
I want to teach you about ADHD.
I need you to know, I want to explain,
I have a very different brain.
Sights, sounds and thoughts collide.
What to do first? I can’t decide.
Please understand I'm not to blame,
I just can't process things the same.

Take my hand and walk with me,
Let me show you about ADHD.
I try to behave, I want to be good,
But I sometimes forget to do as I should.
Walk with me and wear my shoes,
You'll see its not the way I'd choose.
I do know what I'm supposed to do,
But my brain is slow getting the message through.

Take my hand and talk with me,
I want to tell you about ADHD.
I rarely think before I talk,
I often run when I should walk.
It's hard to get my school work done,
My thoughts are outside having fun.
I never know just where to start,
I think with my feelings and see with my heart.

Take my hand and stand by me,
I need you to know about ADHD.
It's hard to explain but I want you to know,
I can't help letting my feelings show.
Sometimes I'm angry, jealous, or sad.
I feel overwhelmed, frustrated, and mad.
I can't concentrate and I lose all my stuff.
I try really hard but it's never enough.

Take my hand and learn with me,
We need to know more about ADHD.
I worry a lot about getting things wrong,
Everything I do takes twice as long.
Everyday is exhausting for me...
Looking through the fog of ADHD.
I'm often so misunderstood,
I would change in a heartbeat if I could.

Take my hand and listen to me,
I want to share a secret about ADHD.
I want you to know there is more to me.
I'm not defined by it, you see.
I'm sensitive, kind and lots of fun.
I'm blamed for things I haven't done.
I'm the loyalist friend you'll ever know,
I just need a chance to let it show.

Take my hand and look at me,
Just forget about the ADHD.
I have real feelings just like you.
The love in my heart is just as true.
I may have a brain that can never rest,
But please understand I'm trying my best.
I want you to know, I need you to see,
I'm more than the label, I am still me!!!!

- Author Unknown

12/01/2026

Good for thought!

10/01/2026

A great resource if anyone is needing tips

Wow! This is an incredible resource!!

>>> https://www.educatorstechnology.com/2022/07/a-handy-chart-featuring-over-30-ipad.html

08/01/2026

We always have time to listen and yarn if it helps support people to understand mental health and disabilities

27/12/2025

The importance of attachment styles -

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas! We would like to thank all of our valued clients, friends and family for the ongoing support this year. We are looking forward to 2026, so from our Neuro-Spicey family to yours, merry Christmas.

14/12/2025

Opening Monday! Come in and meet the team whilst checking out our new clinic shop 4- 10-12 charlotte close woree!

12/12/2025

An important read- I see this more often than not amongst young people.

It's been described as the brain’s safety switch

09/12/2025

Strong-willed kids are often misunderstood. People label them as defiant or disrespectful, and you may hear advice like “be tougher,” “give more consequences,” or “show them who is in charge.”

But what I have seen with my own child and with the thousands of parents I coach is very simple. The harder you push, the harder they push back.

Strong-willed kids are not trying to be difficult. They are trying to feel safe. When you show up as the calm, steady leader they can count on, everything begins to shift. Not only when they are cooperating, but especially when they are melting down in the kitchen or arguing with you in the car. That is when they learn to trust you.

Connection does not mean letting things slide. It means helping your child learn and follow boundaries without shame or fear. Strong-willed kids do well with structure, but only when the relationship underneath that structure is strong.

They do not need harsher consequences. They need to know you can stay steady even when they are loud, even when they push back, and even when they lose it over something as small as the wrong granola bar.

If you want to learn how to lead your strong-willed child with calm confidence, say “discipline” and I will send you the link to my free 90-minute live class.