Role-playing may help with Playground Behavior Issues

Children with ADD or ADHD are more prone to over-react when playing with other kids during recess. If your child struggles to get along with other kids, role-playing might help.

"Role-playing didn't help Joe right away. But one day, a few weeks after we began our sessions, Joe was beaming when he came into my office. Once again, a playmate had teased him, but this time Joe hadn't struck back. 'I told him I didn't care what he thought,' Joe explained."

Role-playing can help you teach your child that some responses to teasing and other things work better than others. Read more at ADDitudemag.com.

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