Is Your Teen’s Summer Turning into a Battle Zone?

As a parent of a teen with ADHD, summer can feel like a ticking time bomb. 

Imagine this: You wake up and head to your teen’s room, clothes are strewn everywhere, and it seems like asking them to clean up is a battle you’ll never win.

It's noon, but your teen is still sleeping. You try to wake them up, only to be met with grumbles and resistance.

Hours pass, and you notice them glued to their screens – video games and TikTok have taken over their day. 

Arguments become a daily occurrence, not just with you, but among siblings too.

Simple tasks like taking out the trash or doing the dishes turn into monumental challenges, leaving you feeling defeated and exhausted.

You’re worried. You see the tension straining your relationships, and you fear for your teen’s future.

Will they ever learn to manage their time? Will this summer set them back further?

But What If This Summer Could Be Different?

Imagine this: By mid-morning your teen up and ready for the day. Their room, while not perfect, is tidy enough, and they have already started on their daily tasks without being asked.

The expectations are clear, and your teen knows what’s expected of them.

As each week unfolds, you find yourselves engaging in meaningful activities together – maybe a family hike or a creative project that everyone enjoys.

The bickering has lessened, and you’re starting to see the bond between siblings strengthen. 

You feel a sense of satisfaction and peace. You know it’s not perfect, but it’s really good. Your teen is not only following the plan but also feeling confident about their ability to manage their responsibilities.

This new structure allows for spontaneous fun – weekend trips, game nights, and simply enjoying each other’s company.

Join Our Webinar: Summer Strategy for ADHD: 10 Ways to Help Your Teen Thrive this Summer

Date: June 18th
Time: 12:00 PM PDT

In this webinar, you’ll learn practical strategies to turn your chaotic summer into a time of growth and joy for both you and your teen. We’ll dive into 10 actionable ways to help your teen manage their ADHD and thrive, creating a summer full of meaningful experiences and closer family connections.

Here’s What You’ll Get:

Expert Advice

From 20 years of experience as Mom Therapist and ADHD Life Coach

Real-Life Strategies

Proven methods that work in everyday situations.

 Q&A Support

Get your specific questions answered.

Hey, I'm Christine!

ADHD LIFE COACH & LCSW

As a business woman, therapist, parent and marathon runner, I should not have ADHD. Having struggled my whole life with organization, prioritizing, and staying focused, I have finally found tools that work.

Raising two of my three children who also have ADHD, and treating many ADHD clients, I realized we need to do more. Depression and anxiety can surface with untreated ADHD and now my purpose in life is to help others so they don't have to suffer.

Learning more about the ADHD brain and finding strategies that work for each person differently, I've found my life changed dramatically. 

I now enjoy my family, get my work done, plan our meals and activities, work out regularly, spend time with friends, and have personal creative time. 

My mission is to help my unique and wonderful clients find success, calm and balance so they can live an amazing life.