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02/13/2026

ADHD and ODD are not about “bad behavior.”
They are about lagging skills, emotional regulation struggles, and nervous systems that get overwhelmed fast.

When a child has ADHD, impulsivity and big emotions can take over before logic even has a chance.

When ODD shows up, it often looks like defiance. But underneath?
Frustration.
Feeling misunderstood.
Power struggles that escalate quickly.

This is where parent management matters.

Not harsher consequences.
Not louder voices.
Not more punishment.

But:

Clear structure
Calm and consistent responses
Predictable consequences
Emotional regulation modeling
Connection before correction

When parents shift how they respond, kids shift how they behave.

Parent management training gives you tools to:
• Reduce power struggles
• Increase cooperation
• Build emotional regulation
• Strengthen your relationship
• Create consistency between caregivers

Your child is not trying to give you a hard time.
They are having a hard time.

And with the right support, change is possible.

Type SUPPORT in the chat if this resonated.
Or shoot me a DM for support.

— James Douglas
ADHD Coaching Director | Mindful ADHD





01/15/2026

NEW Teen Body Doubling Program

If your teen struggles to start homework stay focused or finish tasks you are not alone. This weekly virtual body doubling program gives teens a supportive space to work alongside a coach and peers so they can stay on task and actually get things done.

What’s included
📌 Four weekly one hour sessions
📌 Less arguing and stress at home
📌 Increased accountability and independence
📌 ADHD friendly structure with real support

Productivity does not have to feel overwhelming. Support builds confidence.

🔗 Link in bio 👉 Learn more and enroll here
https://www.mindfullymanagingadhd.com/products/weekly-coaching/teen-body-doubling-53430908

01/12/2026

ADHD can feel like broken pieces at first.

But nothing was ever broken.

With the right support, the pieces connect—and the full picture finally makes sense.

You don’t need to try harder.
You need support that understands your brain.

12/19/2025

It’s Friday and the holidays are creeping in 🎄🧠

For individuals with ADHD, this time of year can feel extra challenging.

Shorter weeks. Disrupted routines. Social plans. End of year deadlines.
Your brain is already sprinting ahead while the calendar is doing backflips.

A few ADHD friendly tips to close out the week strong:

• Lower the bar intentionally. Fridays before holidays are not for perfection. Focus on progress.
• Do a brain dump before you log off. Write everything down so your brain does not carry it all weekend.
• Create one anchor task. One small clear priority helps prevent shutdown or avoidance.
• Build in recovery time. Stimulation adds up. Schedule decompression like you schedule meetings.
• Plan Monday before Friday ends. Your future self will thank you.

ADHD does not disappear during the holidays. With the right supports it does not have to run the show either.

Give yourself permission to work with your brain not against it.

12/17/2025

I know ADHDers love analogies! So check this out!

ADHD Awareness Is Like Starting a New Sport 🏀

If you walked into your first ever practice and the coach immediately started teaching advanced plays, complex strategies, and game film… you’d be lost.

ADHD awareness works the same way.

You don’t start with:
• productivity systems
• advanced tools
• “optimize your brain” strategies

You start with the basics.

🏁 Stage 1: Understanding the Game
What ADHD actually is (and isn’t)
How the ADHD brain processes attention, emotion, and motivation
Why “trying harder” has never worked

🏋️ Stage 2: Learning the Fundamentals
Energy management
Executive function skills
Emotional regulation
Environmental design

📈 Stage 3: Skill Development & Strategy
Personalized systems
Sustainable routines
Tools that fit your brain, not someone else’s

🏆 Stage 4: Performance & Confidence
Consistency without burnout
Self-trust
Working with your brain instead of fighting it

Most people skip Stage 1 and wonder why nothing sticks.

You wouldn’t coach a beginner like a pro.
So why do we expect that of ourselves?

Awareness comes before strategy.
Education comes before ex*****on.

That’s how real progress happens.

I know ADHDers LOVE analogies, so check this one out!ADHD Awareness Is Like Starting a New Sport 🏀If you walked into you...
12/17/2025

I know ADHDers LOVE analogies, so check this one out!

ADHD Awareness Is Like Starting a New Sport 🏀

If you walked into your first ever practice and the coach immediately started teaching advanced plays, complex strategies, and game film… you’d be lost.

ADHD awareness works the same way.

You don’t start with:
• productivity systems
• advanced tools
• “optimize your brain” strategies

You start with the basics.

🏁 Stage 1: Understanding the Game
What ADHD actually is (and isn’t)
How the ADHD brain processes attention, emotion, and motivation
Why “trying harder” has never worked

🏋️ Stage 2: Learning the Fundamentals
Energy management
Executive function skills
Emotional regulation
Environmental design

📈 Stage 3: Skill Development & Strategy
Personalized systems
Sustainable routines
Tools that fit your brain, not someone else’s

🏆 Stage 4: Performance & Confidence
Consistency without burnout
Self-trust
Working with your brain instead of fighting it

Most people skip Stage 1 and wonder why nothing sticks.

You wouldn’t coach a beginner like a pro.
So why do we expect that of ourselves?

Awareness comes before strategy.
Education comes before ex*****on.

That’s how real progress happens.

A new week always feels like a reset for me.It’s a reminder that progress doesn’t have to be perfect to matter.Working c...
12/15/2025

A new week always feels like a reset for me.

It’s a reminder that progress doesn’t have to be perfect to matter.

Working closely with teens has shown me how powerful a fresh start can be. Many of them carry last week’s stress into a new one, unfinished tasks, pressure, and self-doubt. When they’re given structure and support, that weight starts to lift.

A new week becomes less about “catching up”
and more about taking one clear step forward.

That’s the approach I believe in, steady guidance, accountability, and patience. It’s how confidence is built over time, not overnight.

Wishing everyone a grounded, focused start to the week.

I didn’t expect this week to teach me so much.I started a volunteer offer to support teens, helping them stay organized,...
12/12/2025

I didn’t expect this week to teach me so much.

I started a volunteer offer to support teens, helping them stay organized, complete assignments, and stay accountable.
But somewhere along the line, I realized something deeper:

Most teens aren’t struggling because they’re “lazy.”
They’re overwhelmed.
They don’t know where to begin.
They don’t know who to ask.
And many of them don’t want to feel like a burden.

This final week has reminded me why safe guidance matters.
A little direction can completely shift how a young person sees their abilities.
Sometimes, all they need is someone who believes they can do it.

As I wrap up this volunteer phase, I’m grateful for every chat, every task we completed together, and every moment where a teen finally said:
“I get it now.”

That clarity is priceless.

More updates coming this week as I share the moments that stood out the most.

Most teens don’t lack ability, they lack someone who checks in without pressure.When a teenager has a steady guide, ever...
12/10/2025

Most teens don’t lack ability, they lack someone who checks in without pressure.

When a teenager has a steady guide, everything shifts.
They complete tasks more often.
They show more confidence.
They stop hiding the things they find hard.

This is why accountability support works so well for teens.
It gives them structure without shame…
clarity without stress…
and a consistent person who shows up for them, even on days they feel stuck.

The goal isn’t perfection.
It’s helping them build trust in themselves again, one small win at a time.

Supporting teens is never a straight path, but the impact lasts for years.

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12/05/2025

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Confidence grows faster when teens realize they’re not alone.
Group coaching gives them a space to be seen, supported, and understood, and that changes everything.

If you want your teen to build confidence in a healthy, steady way, this is a powerful place to start.

12/04/2025

Confidence grows faster when teens realize they’re not alone.
Group coaching gives them a space to be seen, supported, and understood, and that changes everything.

If you want your teen to build confidence in a healthy, steady way, this is a powerful place to start.

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