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Shari Murray's son used to panic every single time she pulled into a gas station. Fifteen minutes of it. What are we doing, why are we doing this, do you really need gas — every time, at a station they had stopped at a hundred times before. For a long time it read as a young man trying to control …
If your teen or young adult has an ADHD diagnosis and an oppositional defiant diagnosis sitting beside it, this episode is worth twenty minutes of your time. Dr. Ed Callahan and Amy J. open with a clinical point that changes what families do next: ADHD and autism travel together far more often tha…
Your young adult has not left the house in four days. You have noticed, and you have also noticed something less comfortable: part of you is relieved. The house is calm. You are able to get things done. Nobody had a hard conversation, no meltdowns. Then it is seven in the evening and you realize t…
A parent once asked Shari Murray the obvious objection: if my child is always given a way out of doing hard things, how will they ever build resilience? Her answer reframes the entire topic. Resilience is not enduring something. It is knowing yourself well enough to identify what you need, accessi…
If you are parenting a neurodivergent teen or young adult, you have probably had the experience of doing exactly what the parenting book said and watching it make everything worse. This is the first episode of the podcast. Dr. Ed Callahan sits down with Amy J., a parent, to lay out the premise the…
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