Keep a light structure
Use a flexible rhythm for waking, meals, movement, responsibilities, downtime, and sleep.
Positive Kids educational resource
Positive Kids does not currently operate an ADHD camp. Summer can be a lower-pressure time to practice routines, independence, learning, and recovery from setbacks.
Use a flexible rhythm for waking, meals, movement, responsibilities, downtime, and sleep.
Practice a useful routine such as packing a bag, planning an outing, managing a checklist, or preparing for the next day.
A sustainable summer includes unstructured time, interests, relationships, and sleep—not constant remediation.
This page provides general educational information and cannot evaluate an individual learner. For diagnosis, medication, nutrition, mental health, DBT, counseling, or treatment, consult an appropriately licensed professional.
Trusted starting points include the CDC ADHD resources and the National Institute of Mental Health ADHD overview.
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