Be Cautious with the Idea of Rewards

Be Cautious with the Idea of Rewards

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It seems like a good idea. You’ve heard many parents do it. But “rewards charts” – charts and schedules used to provide rewards to children and teens – can actually be problematic.

This is especially true of children with ADHD and executive function disorder. Stacy explains why in the video above.

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