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5 contributions to Autism ADHD Parent Launch
Quick Question - Which is the bigger challenge?
Which of these is the bigger challenge in your home right now — getting started and following through, managing stress and overwhelm during the holidays, or is there something else? Share below! We'd love to hear from you. 👇 PS If it's following through or stress during the holidays...check out the upcoming live trainings!
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Convincing my husband who is happy to let my 30 year old son do whatever he wants since he is technically an adult that he needs to move forward with his life.
Spouse differences
Anyone in here have a spouse that parents the opposite and doesn’t believe in this “mumbo jumbo?” My husband is fed up with my son and has no patience for what I’m doing. Also, he’s his stepdad.
2 likes • Sep 30
Same here, but he is his biological dad
2 likes • Oct 1
@Ashley Bullman I have not figured out a good way to reach my husband. I have been avoiding for 20 years. It hasn't gotten better. Actually a lot worse. Trying therapy
Let's Celebrate Wins
Let’s end the week and head into the weekend by noticing progress — even if it feels small. What is ONE thing your teen or young adult did this week that you want to recognize? (or if you did something...let's celebrate that) Maybe they: - Started something without being reminded - Had a good conversation with you - Went to work or school on a hard day - Tried something uncomfortable - Helped around the house - Applied for a job - Spent time outside their room - Handled a setback better than usual Sometimes progress doesn’t look dramatic. Sometimes it’s simply doing something today that was harder a few months ago. 👇 Share one win from your week — big or small. And if another parent shares something worth celebrating, give them a little encouragement too.
8 likes • Aug 30
He thanked his brother for making supper without any prompts.
7 likes • Aug 31
Today, my son went through the church doors ahead of my mother and me. Then, he turned around and opened the door and held it open for us. No prompting whatsoever.. i was so proud of him
Next Live Training Announcement
Join me September 10th at 7pm ET | 6pm CT | 5pm MT | 4pm PT for a training on: The 3 Confidence Killers Parents Accidentally Create — and What to Do Instead We’ll look at how confidence impacts motivation, independence, and willingness to take action — and what parents can do to help build more of it. If your teen or young adult often says “I can’t,” avoids trying, gives up quickly, or seems stuck, this training is for you. September 10 | 7pm ET | 6pm CT | 5pm MT | 4pm PT Drop a CONFIDENCE below if you’re planning to join us.
1 like • Aug 29
Confidence
Please Introduce Yourself - No More Having to Do it Alone 🎉
Your first step is simple: Introduce yourself in the comments below so we can welcome you, support you, and help you find your starting point. Copy and paste this prompt: My name is: My child is: tween / teen / young adult / adult child The biggest challenge we are facing right now is: What I want most for my child is: One thing I hope to get from this community is: After you post, reply to at least one other parent with: “You’re not alone. I’m glad you’re here.” This is how we begin building community. 😊
1 like • Jul 7
Greetings, I'm Cyndee, mama to 3 ND adults. My husband was military and I homeschooled all 3. Our oldest is 32. She has ADHD and dyslexia, our middle son is 30, ADHD, ASD-2 and Hydrocephalus. The baby will be 27 in August. He has ADHD and various learning challenges. Our daughter launched well and is an educational diagnostician in Texas. She is a single mom to a 2 year old little girl. Both sons are struggling at home. The biggest challenge is that my husband thinks it is fine if they play on the computer all day. He sees no reason for them to get out of the house and get jobs. Neither son has any friends. They are so unhappy and have seriously low self images. I am burned out from trying to help them as well as my 44 year old SIL who lives with us and is schizophrenic and has major anxiety and depression. My husband has PTSD and triggers easily. Always has, but it's gotten worse with age. My SIL and older son are on disability, and I am trying to get more help for them. I have a lot of health issues which are likely stress induced. 😩
1 like • Jul 9
@Darlene Eck Exercise helps with stress a lot. All I can really do right now is walk in the pool. So I do that as often as I can. Oddly enough, volunteering for hospice helps me. I visit two very sweet ladies. But, it's hospice..... Right now, my mom and I drove to Texas for a 'girls trip' with my daughter and 2 year old granddaughter. I go on a lof trips. Always have. The kids practically grew up in car seats. I guess it's a way of running away.
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Cyndee Ababon
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@cyndee-ababon-8470
Married mom of 3 ADHD adults, one is also ASD2. Both my husband and I are ND, in fact, all my extended family is as well.

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Joined Jul 7, 2026