GrowNOW ADHD

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GrowNOW is Different.

GrowNOW is for Parents who want to be empowered
GrowNOW is for kids and teens who need to get out of their comfort zones and regulate their emotions
GrowNOW is for college students and young adults who need the independent skills away from parents

GrowNOW is NOT for everyone

Click link in the bio to get all your questions answered!

01/14/2026

The ADHD Parenting Podcast: one of the top parenting podcasts in the world 🌎

Mike and Ryan are back to dispel Common ADHD myths that aren’t helping these students move forward and gain the Executive Function skills they need!

01/14/2026

They just need a strong parent to help them, because they can’t do it themselves. They need a parent that isn’t afraid the be “the bad guy” for a couple weeks as they withdraw

In his new book, Dr. Jonathan Haidt and his co-author offer kid-centered advice for breaking their addiction to screens and phones, and re-learning how to socialize in the real world. Tap the link in the first comment for more. ⬇️

01/14/2026

Kids do not learn skills from lectures or monologues.

Executive function develops through experience, relationships, and practice — not long explanations.

So why do we keep talking… when what they need is doing?

This clip is just a snapshot.
🎧 Full episode: SEND Parenting Podcast – Episode 152

01/14/2026

01/13/2026

TODAY is the official BOOK LAUNCH DAY. Both The Executive Function Playbook and The Executive Function Playbook in Action Workbook are available to all online and in stories everywhere!

For Parents, Educators, and Professionals for ALL AGES. Yes, these books help with teens and young adults as well!

As someone with ADHD and an ADHD Specialist - telling my story was not easy. But I know it will help those you read and relate.

First and foremost I want to thank the GrowNOW Team of Coaches. It is one of the greatest privileges of my life to be able to call you all colleagues and friends. Every single day, we devote our time, energy and care to improving the quality of life of others and ending this youth mental health crisis. You are the most amazing team of professionals - and the positive feedback I hear everyday from parents and the students themselves everyday is what keeps up going!

Thank you all for the love and support - it means the world to me

01/13/2026

Parents ❤️ GrowNOW

01/13/2026

When screen time ends, meltdowns often begin, not because your child is being difficult, but because the ADHD brain struggles with dopamine withdrawal and emotional regulation.

This is neurology, not naughtiness.

🎧 Hear the full conversation in SEND Parenting Podcast – Episode 152

01/13/2026