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  • Is it possible to address the physical symptoms of ADHD with diet?

    People with ADHD are more sensitive to pain than normal. They are more likely to experience pain, fatigue, stomach aches, sleep issues, pain from sensory experiences and various autoimmune and inflammatory health conditions.

    Speaking from both personal experience and professional insight, I will provide a holistic overview of:

    • the common complaints for people with ADHD

    • the links between ADHD and chronic pain

    • my journey with chronic pain, sensory issues and ADHD

    • preliminary research on the links between stimulant medication, pain and muscle issues

    • easy meal and snack ideas for people struggling with pain & ADHD

    Upcoming dates:

    • September 22nd @ 6:15 PM MST (virtual webinar)

    • Presentation is 1 hour

  • more information coming soon

  • more information coming soon

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The Hidden Side of ADHD

Risk for Pain, Sensory Issues, Nervous System Issues & the Role of Nutrition

Many children with ADHD also struggle with sensory issues, muscle issues, pain disorders, disordered eating, medical conditions and stomach issues.  In this webinar, Kallee shares both professional insight and her own lived experience with ADHD to help parents better understand the often-overlooked connection between ADHD, the nervous system, physical symptoms, and nutrition.

This presentation will offer a compassionate perspective to better understand the burden a child bears in needing to eat well and manage stress to prevent stomach issues and a flare up in pain.  This presentation will provide realistic meal and snack ideas, simple strategies and tools for eating well amidst pain. 

If you were unable to watch this live, you can access it by doing a free trial of the Institute of Child Psychology membership. It is listed under masterclasses.