Anger isn’t always loud, but in kids with ADHD, it often is. It shows up as explosive outbursts, sudden rage over small things, or emotional...
ADHD and Anger in Kids: Causes & Natural Ways to Help
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ADHD Co-existing Conditions
Real Families, Real Results: ADHD Thrive Institute Success Stories
If you've ever looked at another parent sharing a “success story” online — a child finally sleeping through the night, finishing their schoolwork...
What Are Natural Flavors? Are They Really Safe for Kids with ADHD?
You’re standing in the grocery store, scanning ingredient labels, trying to do the right thing. You spot a product that looks - at least at first...
Is There a Natural Solution for ADHD? Why Medication Isn’t the Only Option
You’ve done everything they told you to do. You followed the advice, read the books, tried the behavior modification strategies, sat through the...
ADHD Families, Before the New Year Begins… Ask Yourself This One Question
There’s a line from the hit show Parks & Recreation that I think about every December. Leslie Knope, in all her determined, big-hearted glory,...
Is This Normal Behavior or Is It ADHD? A Parent’s Guide to Understanding the Difference
Is this normal… or is it ADHD? It’s a question that keeps many parents up at night, especially those raising a child who’s impulsive, sensitive,...
Functional Lab Testing for ADHD (Part 4): The Kryptopyrrole Test Explained
If you’ve been following this 4-part series on functional lab testing for ADHD, you already know that surface-level symptom management only goes so...
Functional Lab Testing for ADHD (Part 3): The Gut Stool Test Explained
If you’ve been following along in our 4-part series on functional lab testing for ADHD, you already know we believe in getting to the why behind...
Functional Lab Testing for ADHD (Part 2): The Organic Acid Test Explained
If you’ve ever wondered what the Organic Acid Test has to do with your child’s ADHD symptoms, you’re in the right place. This test is one of the...
Functional Lab Testing for ADHD (Part 1): Wheat Zoomer + Food Sensitivity Testing Explained
Just because a doctor says labs or ADHD symptoms are “normal” doesn’t mean everything is functioning correctly in the body. "Normal" and "optimal"...
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