Holistic Behavioral Consulting

05/16/2022

GOING LIVE TO TALK ABOUT ADHD! MONDAY 5/16 AT 2 PM EST - DETAILS BELOW!

I’m excited to share that I’ve partnered with Inflow, the first science-based app for management. I'll be chatting with the Co-Founder of Inflow, Dr. George Sachs about "The Myth of Consistency." We'll talk about why we have trouble with consistency and how embracing our natural ebbs and flows of energy, motivation and interest can actually improve productivity.

I will answer all of your burning questions in a Q&A TOMORROW! Live at 2 pm EST (11 am PST).

Download a free trial of the Inflow app at http://getinflow.io/ and you’ll be able to join us. We’ll see you there!

For Apple:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/inflow-adhd/id1528183849

For Android:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=inflow.adhd.productivity

03/21/2022

Some great tips for parents on handling children's anxiety. They work for adults too! You don't have to take the class to get the tips - the link lists 3 ideas.

Enjoy the key takeaways from our Anxiety in Teens masterclass, hosted by author Natasha Daniels! Watch it FREE between May 17-24, 2022!

03/03/2022

02/24/2022

Such a great article - long but WELL worth it for parents struggling to motivate teens.

Struggling with how to motivate a teenager? You don't want to micromanage, but you also want them to develop good habits. Learn more in this article.

02/23/2022

Register below for this free expert webinar on effective communication on Tuesday, March 22 at 1 pm ET. Sign up and you will receive the free webinar replay link after March 22 as well!

02/23/2022

01/10/2022

If you or someone you know has had a sudden change in symptoms that look like ADHD or dementia - it could be due to COVID. Previously we knew that COVID could affect memory and create "brain fog", but now they are finding out it can also affect executive functioning skills - things like ability to plan and make decisions.

Those with prior infection, regardless of symptom severity, reported significantly more symptoms of cognitive dysfunction than did non-infected counterparts in the general population.