by Jonathan Wolf | Apr 17, 2025 | ADHD, Advice, Behavior, college, Communication, Consistency, Energy, Expectations, Focus, Mindset, Motivation, parents, Sports, Teenagers |
ADHD and Why It Matters in Sports ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) affects millions of students — and a growing number of high school and college athletes. We can get one thing straight: ADHD isn’t just about forgetting homework or bouncing off...
by Jonathan Wolf | Jun 10, 2020 | Uncategorized
Even a healthy and well-adjusted young person will have their fair share mood swings, moments of pushing back, impulsive decisions, and overall lapses in judgement. This is why parenting a young person consistently takes the top spot in The New York Times’ list of...
by Jonathan Wolf | Mar 27, 2020 | Anxiety, Communication, Emotions, parenting, Stress, Teenagers
The stress of being a full-time teenager has recently changed. Parenting and being a teen looks very different today than compared to 6 months ago. Being a teenager stuck at home, with all of these imposed changes and not as many obvious outlets can be a disastrous...
by Jonathan Wolf | Apr 29, 2019 | Uncategorized
CBD oil and the Kardashian’s have something in common, they both get a lot of press. With that press coverage, it leaves many families sifting through tons of articles, trying to find some reliable information. Typically when we are searching for answers with...
by Jonathan Wolf | Jan 8, 2019 | Anxiety, Children, Communication, parenting, parents, Teenagers
It’s been on Dr. Phil. Traditional therapy in an office setting can work for many, but for some, it’s tough to get off the ground. Don’t give up, because, for those that have tried or are adverse to traditional therapy, there are many options. One...
