ADHD can make life tricky for kids and for their parents/caregivers too. Focusing in class, staying calm at home, or managing big feelings can feel like a constant challenge. Medication can help, but it’s not always the best fit for every child and often it’s more of a band-aid for the symptoms than a lasting solution. That’s why researchers are exploring non-medication strategies that train the brain and body to work together in a more natural way. One approach that stood ou

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