Empowered Toolkits are available for managing academic problems, admitting mistakes, keeping yourself organized, doing meditation, and dealing with various problems of life.Mindfulness ADHD and focus are rivals, but different mind games and focus activities will nourish the brain of an ADHD child.I make sure that the journey to tackling ADHD doesn't become boring by giving a toolkit of how to have fun and convert boring things into enjoyable activities. That's why, in this ADHD workbook, I have added fun games such as puzzles, scavenger hunts, visual attention, I Spy to Count, drawing, painting, and many more.
Moreover, I keep the language simple so that everyone can easily understand it. I have made sure to cover every aspect of ADHD life so that kids can convert this workbook into their lifestyle.
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Aram Cargill is a psychotherapist, author, and researcher whose work focuses on mental fitness, nervous system regulation, movement, recovery, and human capacity.
His research into mental fitness has been published in the *International Journal of Family Medicine and Health Care* and the *Japanese Journal of Medical Research*. He has also presented internationally, including as a keynote speaker at the Annual World Congress on Psychiatry in Rome and at the International Conference on Psychiatric Nursing in Paris.
Aram’s work is helping bring mental fitness to the fore by expanding the mental health conversation beyond illness, diagnosis, and crisis. His writing explores how human beings can build the psychological, physiological, and relational capacities needed to move from functioning toward flourishing.
He is the founder of Brain Benefit Movement (BBM), a movement-based protocol developed to support regulation, attention, and ADHD, and the author of *The 7 Pillars of Mental Fitness*. Across his books, research, and public work, Aram argues that lasting change requires more than insight. It requires regulation, practice, recovery, connection, and the deliberate development of capacity.
"ADHD Success Workbook for Kids" is a practical and engaging resource for children who struggle with focus, self-regulation, and organization. I appreciated how the author combined helpful ADHD strategies with fun activities such as puzzles, scavenger hunts, drawing exercises, and mindfulness practices. The workbook keeps kids interested while teaching important life skills in an easy-to-understand way.
The language is simple and child-friendly, making it accessible for both kids and parents. I also liked that it addresses different aspects of daily life, from managing school challenges to building confidence and healthy habits. Overall, this workbook offers a positive and encouraging approach to helping children with ADHD develop better focus and self-management skills while having fun at the same time. A valuable tool for parents, teachers, and caregivers.
I bought this workbook for my child with ADHD in the hopes that it would give him fun and useful ways to work on self-control and focus. Some of the activities are really good. But I thought the activities in areas like goal setting, focus, and decisions making, were too basic and not specific enough to be truly helpful, since kids with ADHD often need more structure and clarity. Some of the exercises also seemed to be the same over and over. This workbook is generally helpful, and some parts are very good, but I wish it had more in-depth help to really help kids learn those skills.
This ADHD success workbook for kids presents multiple different activities for kids with ADHD to engage in. It's written in a way that's quite simple to follow long, purposely keeping it short so as to maintain interest. There are also various tools introduced and mnemonics that are useful for kids and adults alike. This book can be used by everyone and easily incorporated into school programs. Worthwhile read.