ADHD and Social Intelligence

Social intelligence is our ability to interact effectively with others in any given environment. Social IQ is a measure of that ability. Unlike the intelligence quotient (IQ) score, social IQ is variable throughout one’s life and can be improved with practice. Children with ADHD face special challenges in social situations. But with the help of their parents, and some hard work, they can overcome those challenges, boost their social IQ, and enjoy more effective personal interactions.

Learn the tools and techniques to engage young people and set them up for success. Register for our Executive Function Coach Training on October 9-10 in Lakewood, CO here!
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