The misinformation parents received when their child is diagnosed with ADHD — Ryan Wexelblatt (ADH Dude)
[Imagine this scenario]
Person 1: My 11 year son was recently diagnosed with diabetes.
Person 2: Well don’t put him on insulin, try natural remedies first.
Person 3: Yes, insulin can stunt his growth and take away his personality.
Person 4: Yes, don’t drug him, that’s wrong.
Person 2: And he should decide whether he takes medicine or not, it’s his body.
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This conversation seems asinine doesn’t it? Yet when you replace “diabetes” with “ADHD”, and “insulin” with “ADHD medication”, it becomes a very common conversation you will see on a daily basis in Facebook parent groups or ADHD groups.
I’m creating the ADHD Dude membership site because I want families to have an affordable way to obtain easily accessible information to help their family. I want families to have strategies they can start implementing immediately.
I want families to stop being misled by misinformation. I want them to stop wasting their time and money on ineffective treatments. I’m tired of hearing about this on a weekly basis.
The information contained in the membership site is not a “one size fits all’ approach. It’s specifically designed for parents of kids with ADHD.
Over the years I’ve made a tremendous time and financial investment learning all I could. This has been an uncharted journey. I had no “roadmap” to follow, all I knew was that I wasn’t getting what I needed from my own field, so I had to think outside the box. I had to adapt strategies I learned, which only happened through much trial and error.
I wish I would have started this undertaking years ago but the truth is I don’t know how to market myself. I’m not a business person, thus everything I’ve learned was only being shared with the families who came to my office. I’m excited to share this with the world, I hope it will be a “game changer” in the ADHD field.
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